José María Ridao: "The fear of an impact from the grandchildren's law on the electoral outcome is difficult to sustain with the figures"

José María Ridao, Spanish consul in Buenos Aires, discusses the implications of the Supreme Court's decision to suspend voting rights for 163,000 newly naturalized citizens under the "law of grandchildren." He argues that the increase in the electoral census is not primarily due to this law but reflects organic growth. Ridao emphasizes the need for clarity in the debate surrounding the electoral process and suggests that fears regarding the law's impact on election outcomes are not supported by the data. He insists on the importance of respecting the Supreme Court's decisions while advocating for a more nuanced understanding of the statistics involved.