
The Supreme Court demands from ministers Félix Bolaños and José Manuel Albares the list of 163,020 people affected by the suspension of voting under the grandchildren law, warning of fines and criminal liability.
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The Supreme Court requires a list of 163,020 people affected by the suspension of voting linked to the grandchildren law.
The Supreme Court has required the Ministers of the Presidency, Justice and Relations with the Courts, Félix Bolaños, and of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation, José Manuel Albares, to send to this Chamber, the Central Electoral Board and the Electoral Census Office, the nominal list of the 163,020 people affected by the order suspending voting as they are beneficiaries of the grandchildren law.
The Chamber warns the ministers that if they do not deliver the list they may incur criminal liability and also be fined.
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Ministers will forward the list or face possible fines and criminal liability.
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