A naturalized citizen under the 'grandchildren's law' goes to the Constitutional Court to be able to vote on November 29.

An Argentine citizen, naturalized under Spain's 'law of grandchildren', has appealed to the Constitutional Court to vote in the upcoming elections. Represented by Baltasar Garzón's law firm, he seeks to join the Ombudsman's appeal against the Supreme Court's suspension affecting over 163,000 voters. The appeal argues that if the suspension remains, it would irreversibly deny these citizens their voting rights. The defense emphasizes the urgency of the situation, claiming that the Supreme Court's measures could impact all beneficiaries of the law. The Ombudsman has also requested the Constitutional Court to intervene, citing potential violations of fundamental rights. A decision is expected soon, with the case highlighting broader implications for Spanish citizens abroad.