Iustitia Europa

Supreme Court upholds voting suspension for ‘grandparents’

26 clusters · 165 sources · last updated about 19 hours ago

Latest: Spanish Constitutional Court issues rulings on traffic fines and voting rights

The Spanish Supreme Court has upheld a precautionary suspension of voting rights for approximately 163,020 citizens naturalized under the Democratic Memory Law, known as the ‘grandparents law’. The ruling impacts individ

Spanish Democratic Memory Law legal dispute

3 clusters · 31 sources · last updated 2 days ago

Latest: Spanish descendants face voting restrictions due to court ruling

The Democratic Memory Law, often called the ‘grandchildren law,’ has triggered legal disputes regarding the voting rights of naturalized citizens in Spain. The controversy centers on whether administrative instructions f

Spanish judicial probes expand in Leire Díez and PSOE cases

11 clusters · 71 sources · last updated 6 days ago

Latest: Leire Díez denies involvement in alleged plot against Judge Beatriz Biedma

The judicial investigation into the ‘Leire Díez’ case and alleged corruption networks has intensified. Judge Beatriz Biedma, who previously submitted evidence regarding a purported network led by former PSOE official San

Seville public space and heritage management disputes

4 clusters · 13 sources · last updated 25 days ago

Latest: Seville judge orders investigation into Escaparate magazine gala

Controversy has intensified in Seville regarding the management of public spaces and the perceived prioritization of tourism and commercial interests over heritage conservation and citizen rights. The dispute centers on

Iustitia Europa candidacy in Spain

2 clusters · 4 sources · last updated 28 days ago

Latest: Political reforms and party leadership updates in Spain and Mexico

The group Iustitia Europa, traditionally known for acting as a popular prosecution in corruption cases, has announced its candidacy for the Spanish general elections. The party has selected lawyer Luis María Pardo as its