The Government submits to the Supreme Court the nominal list of the 163,355 beneficiaries of the 'grandchildren's law'

The Supreme Court has decided not to suspend all overseas voting but continues to pressure the government regarding the 'grandchildren's law'. The government has submitted documentation about the nationalization processes under the Democratic Memory Law, specifically related to the controversial 'grandchildren's law'. A total of 163,355 Spaniards are expected to have their voting rights suspended due to a previous court ruling. The court had given an ultimatum to the ministers of Foreign Affairs and Justice to provide a nominal list of these individuals, warning of potential penalties for non-compliance. The government claims that gathering this data was challenging, involving coordination with consulates and technical assistance. The potential impact of these individuals on voting is estimated to be minimal, accounting for less than 0.06% of votes in the 2023 general elections.