Spain's Constitutional Court rejects appeal on voting rights for naturalized citizens

Spain's Constitutional Court declined to admit an appeal by Ángel Gabilondo challenging the suspension of voting rights for 163,000 naturalized citizens under the 'Grandchildren's Law,' citing procedural reasons and deferring to the Supreme Court. The decision leaves the legal status of these citizens' voting rights unresolved, with potential implications for electoral participation and legal precedent.

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