Foreign Affairs only certifies that 0.3% of the 'grandchildren' meet the requirements to vote on November 29

The Supreme Court has given a five-day ultimatum to the Ministers of Justice and Foreign Affairs to provide a list of 163,020 individuals affected by the 'grandchildren's law'. Failure to comply may lead to criminal responsibility for the ministers. The Court criticized the government's delay in delivering this information, which is crucial for the electoral process. Only a small percentage of those eligible have registered to vote. The ministers claim they are working diligently to gather the necessary data, while the Court emphasizes the importance of transparency in the electoral process. A dissenting opinion was noted from a magistrate opposing the suspension of voting rights for these individuals.