The Supreme Court gives the Government five days to deliver the names of the 160,000 naturalized citizens under the 'grandchildren's law' whose voting rights have been suspended

The Supreme Court has ordered the Spanish government to provide the names of 163,020 individuals affected by the suspension of voting rights under the 'grandchildren's law' within five days. Ministers Félix Bolaños and José Manuel Albares have been warned of potential fines and even criminal responsibilities if they fail to comply by October 28.