Spain's Supreme Court upholds voting rights suspension for 'Law of Grandchildren' naturalized citizens

Spain's Supreme Court has upheld the suspension of voting rights for individuals naturalized under the 'Law of Grandchildren' program, a policy granting citizenship to descendants of Spanish exiles. The decision, reported by court sources, affects a specific group of new citizens and raises legal and political questions about the scope of their civic rights. The ruling's implications for the broader naturalization process and potential appeals remain unclear.