The Constitutional Court seeks a "consistent majority" on the 'grandchildren's law' that challenges the dynamics of blocs

The Constitutional Court will discuss the Ombudsman's appeal regarding the suspension of voting rights under the 'grandchildren's law'. This case could alter the political landscape as it involves the voting rights of over 163,000 newly naturalized citizens. The court's president favors inadmissibility, citing ongoing Supreme Court proceedings. However, opinions among judges are divided, with some advocating for the appeal's admission. The Ombudsman argues for immediate action due to upcoming elections, emphasizing the urgency of the situation. Historically, the Ombudsman has rarely filed such appeals, highlighting the significance of this case.