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Hazte Oír political and legal activism in Spain

Overview

The association Hazte Oír has initiated a series of actions focused on judicial independence, freedom of expression, and electoral integrity in Spain.

In mid-October, the group held a conference in Madrid titled ‘Libertades: La España que Sánchez quiere silenciar’ (Freedoms: The Spain that Sánchez wants to silence). The event addressed concerns regarding public security, judicial independence, and immigration policy, specifically calling for more effective legal measures to protect the borders of Ceuta.

Following this, the association escalated its efforts by seeking legal action through the Supreme Court and the Central Electoral Board (JEC) to secure guarantees for the November 29 elections. The group is requesting the separate identification and custody of vote envelopes related to pending judicial rulings and is seeking to prevent the mixing of votes within the foreign census. This follows the submission of over 89,000 signatures to the JEC demanding audits and increased transparency.

Entities

Hazte Oír · Tribunal Supremo · Junta Electoral Central · Rubén Pulido

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Hazte Oír seeks legal action to protect November 29 election guarantees

    Hazte Oír is taking legal action before Spain's Supreme Court and the Central Electoral Board to secure electoral guarantees and protect the integrity of the foreign census for the November 29 elections.

  2. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Hazte Oír association holds conference on freedoms and Ceuta

    The Hazte Oír association held a conference in Madrid discussing judicial independence, freedom of expression, and security in Ceuta, announcing a follow-up event in Ceuta on October 22.

Sources

elnoticierodigital.com · larazon.es · lasemainedansleboulonnais.fr · moncloa.com · noticiasdemalaga.es