The Supreme Court gives Albares and Bolaños five days to deliver the list of the 163,020 affected by the grandchildren's law and warns them of their criminal responsibility

The Constitutional Court has rejected the appeal regarding the 'grandchildren's law' and upheld the Supreme Court's suspension of voting rights for beneficiaries. The Supreme Court has demanded that government ministers provide a list of 163,020 individuals affected by this suspension. Failure to comply may result in criminal liability and fines. The Court emphasized the importance of this list for electoral transparency and objectivity, criticizing the government's delay in providing it. Only a small number of certificates have been issued to those proving their ancestors' exile, raising concerns about the administration's inaction during an ongoing electoral process.