Supreme Court ultimatum to the Government over the 'grandchildren's law'

The Supreme Court has given the Spanish government five days to provide the names of 163,000 individuals who obtained nationality under the 'grandchildren's law'. The court suspects the government is obstructing the identification process for those who can vote in the upcoming elections. Failure to comply may result in fines or criminal charges against officials. The court emphasizes the importance of transparency in the electoral process and has set guidelines for voting eligibility based on documented evidence of exile. The government claims it will meet the deadline, but officials acknowledge the challenge of completing the process in time.