Cuban emigration to Spain triples under Law of Grandchildren; new voters could sway elections

Cuban emigration to Spain has tripled since Spain's Law of Democratic Memory (Ley de Nietos) took effect, granting nationality to descendants of exiles. Newly naturalized Cubans residing in Spain are eligible to vote in Spanish elections, potentially altering electoral dynamics. The scale of the increase and its electoral impact remain uncertain, but the trend signals a significant demographic shift with political implications for both Spain and Cuba.