The Constitutional Court leaves the decision on the protection of the Ombudsman in the 'grandchildren law' in the hands of the Plenary
The TC speaker, Enrique Arnaldo, considers that Ángel Gabilondo's protection is premature.
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The Fourth Section of the Constitutional Court calls on the Plenary to decide on the admission of the Ombudsman's appeal for protection against the precautionary suspension of the law on grandchildren by the Supreme Court.
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Why It Matters
The Ombudsman filed an appeal for protection against the Supreme Court's decision to provisionally suspend the law on grandchildren.
The Fourth Section of the Constitutional Court has decided to refer to the Plenary Session the decision on the admission or inadmissibility of the appeal for protection presented by the Ombudsman against the decision of the Supreme Court to provisionally suspend the law on grandchildren.
The TC speaker, Enrique Arnaldo, considers that Ángel Gabilondo's protection is premature, according to legal sources informing EL MUNDO.
The protection signed by the Ombudsman maintains that "the link between being Spanish and voting is indissoluble." "The possibility of depriving, temporarily or permanently, of this fundamental right is therefore very problematic from a fundamental rights perspective," states the Ombudsman.
Open Questions
- When will the Plenary of the TC make a final decision on the admission of the appeal?
