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El Supremo levanta los apercibimientos a los ministros Bolaños y Albares tras haber entregado el listado de la 'ley de nietos'
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Spain's Supreme Court lifted its warnings to ministers Bolaños and Albares after they handed over the list linked to the so-called «grandchildren law», according to El Mundo.1 On the same issue, El País reports the court will consider whether to also suspend voting by the children of naturalised citizens, while ABC says the court refuses to suspend the census of those children without first hearing the parties.23
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- El Mundo says the Supreme Court lifted the warnings against ministers Bolaños and Albares after they handed over the list for the «grandchildren law»; El País says the court will study whether to also suspend the vote of children of naturalised citizens; ABC says the court rejects suspending the roll without first hearing the parties.123
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