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El Tribunal Supremo limita el derecho al voto de los beneficiarios de la ley de nietos
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El Tribunal Supremo limita el derecho al voto de los beneficiarios de la ley de nietos

El alto tribunal estima parcialmente la petición de Vox e Iustitia Europa y suspende la inscripción inmediata en el censo electoral

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El Tribunal Supremo ha limitado el derecho al voto de los beneficiarios de la ley de nietos al suspender la inscripción automática en el censo electoral, salvo si los consulados acreditan ser hijo o nieto de exiliado.

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La Ley de Memoria Democrática otorga la condición de españoles a los descendientes del exilio y la emigración.

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El alto tribunal acepta parcialmente la petición que habían formulado Vox e Iustitia Europa

El Tribunal Supremo ha limitado este martes el derecho al voto de los beneficiarios de la ley de nietos al estimar de forma parcial la petición que habían formulado Vox y el partido Iustitia Europa para que se suspenda la inscripción inmediata en el censo electoral de quienes obtengan la nacionalidad por la Ley de Memoria Democrática, que otorga la condición de españoles a los descendientes del exilio y la emigración. El alto tribunal ha aceptado paralizar la inscripción automática en el censo de los nuevos nacionalizados, excepto en los casos en los que los consulados acrediten la condición de ser hijo o nieto de exiliado.

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