The Constitutional Court rejects the Ombudsman's appeal regarding the 'grandchildren's law' as premature

The Constitutional Court has rejected the appeal from the Ombudsman regarding the 'grandchildren's law', deeming it premature. Ángel Gabilondo challenged the Supreme Court's suspension of voting rights for descendants of exiles who acquired nationality through an instruction. The Court stated it can only review the case after the process concludes. Consequently, those affected will not be able to vote in the upcoming elections, while others who obtained nationality under the Democratic Memory Law can vote. The decision was supported by a majority of judges, with only two dissenting. The government respects the ruling but emphasizes the importance of voting rights for all Spanish nationals.