The Government submits to the Supreme Court the list of those naturalized under the 'grandchildren's law'

The Spanish government has submitted a list of 163,355 individuals who acquired nationality under the 'grandchildren's law' to the Supreme Court. This follows a court order requiring the identification of those affected by a suspension of voting rights. The list includes individuals whose voting rights are frozen unless they provide proof of descent from exiles. The government coordinated with consulates to review nationality applications and ensure timely submission. The State Attorney has requested that the list be classified as confidential to prevent misuse by political parties involved in the case. The Supreme Court criticized the government for not providing complete information earlier, emphasizing the urgency due to upcoming elections.