
The Administrative Litigation Chamber estimates the precautionary measure requested by Iustitia Europa and Vox
The Supreme Court provisionally suspends the registrations in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents derived from the Grandchildren Law, considering the request of Iustitia Europa and Vox.
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The precautionary measure was requested by Iustitia Europa and Vox against the registrations in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents due to the Grandchildren Law.
The Supreme Court has agreed to suspend registrations in the Electoral Census of Absent Residents derived from the application of the Grandchildren Law. The Administrative Litigation Chamber of the High Court thus approves the precautionary measure requested yesterday by Iustitia Europa and Vox. Both the Prosecutor's Office and the Government through the State Attorney's Office had spoken out against it.
The resolution agrees that the procedures provided for in the law continue, but that the exercise of the right to vote is suspended.

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