Spain Supreme Court bars 160k naturalized citizens from voting in Nov 29 elections

Spain's Supreme Court rejected appeals by the government and Prosecutor's Office, upholding a measure that prevents more than 160,000 citizens naturalized under the 'grandchildren law' (Ley de Memoria Democrática) from voting in the November 29 elections. Argentines are the largest group affected. This is a judicial reversal of government policy, creating uncertainty over electoral participation and potential legal challenges.