The Supreme Court rules out suspending all overseas voting, but maintains pressure on Albares over the 'grandchildren's law'

The Supreme Court has set a deadline for the Spanish ministers to provide a list of individuals affected by the suspension of voting rights under the 'grandchildren's law'. The ministers must submit the data by 3 PM today to avoid penalties. The Justice Minister has already submitted information on 70,000 individuals, while the Foreign Minister faces pressure to deliver the remaining data. The Supreme Court has warned of potential legal consequences if the complete list is not provided. The situation raises concerns about the voting rights of 163,020 individuals, with the court aiming to ensure a fair electoral process without broadly suspending overseas voting.