Five frantic days at the consulates to meet the Supreme's ultimatum: "It's like repairing a plane in mid-flight"

Spanish consulates are under pressure to identify nationals under the 'grandchildren's law' who can prove their exiled ancestry, following a Supreme Court ultimatum. The task is complicated by the high volume of cases and limited resources, with only a fraction of the required information submitted so far. Some consulates have managed to comply, while others struggle due to workload and organizational issues. The Supreme Court has set a five-day deadline for the ministries to provide the necessary data, but many consulates feel overwhelmed and lack clear guidance. Concerns about the ability to meet the deadline and the accuracy of the information persist, as the situation remains fluid and uncertain.