The "unacceptable" challenge and the "brutal beating" of naming all the 'grandchildren': half of the consulates have still not provided information

The Supreme Court has given five days to Ministers Albares and Bolaños to provide a list of 163,020 individuals affected by the 'grandchildren's law'. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is intensifying efforts to comply with the court's order, despite challenges in processing data from consulates, particularly in Latin America. While some consulates have completed their tasks, others are still working on data collection. An updated report indicates that 58 consulates have finished reviewing cases, while 29 have submitted partial data. The Ministry is prioritizing this task to ensure compliance with the Supreme Court's directives.