The Spanish consulate in Buenos Aires delivers the data of the grandchildren's law on time, without any naturalized citizens due to exile

The Spanish consulate in Buenos Aires faced a massive challenge with 66 tons of paperwork due to the Supreme Court's deadline for data on nationals affected by the 'law of grandchildren'. Despite delays in digitalization efforts, the consulate managed to submit the required documents on time. The urgency led to the suspension of vacations and the mobilization of additional staff to meet the five-day deadline set by the court. The consulates in Argentina processed a significant volume of requests, with none of the nationals citing exile reasons, as most were descendants of Spaniards who emigrated for economic opportunities.