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Spanish consulate grants nationality under grandchildren law controversy

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Spain's consulate in Mexico is under fire after reports that it granted Spanish nationality under the 'Ley de Nietos' to an elderly Mexican whose father and grandfather were not born in Spain. Separately, an exclusive report claims the Sánchez government is naturalising Mexicans with parents born in Mexico before 1920. Descendants of Spaniards are also protesting the suspension of voting rights tied to the law, with some comparing the move to authoritarianism. The stories are fueling a heated debate in Spain over nationality policy.

Why now: Fresh reports of allegedly improper nationality grants and suspended voting rights under the grandchildren law have sparked political controversy in Spain

Consulate of Spain in MexicoPedro SánchezLey de NietosCOPEThe Objective

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• EXCLUSIVA THE OBJECTIVE : El Gobierno de Sánchez nacionaliza a mexicanos con padres nacidos en México antes de 1920 · Guada News
• Carlos Herrera: "El consulado en México ha vuelto a conceder la nacionalidad española por la ley de nietos a un mexicano de avanzada edad que ni su padre ni su abuelo nacieron en España" · COPE
• Descendientes de Españoles, ante la suspensión del voto por la "Ley de Nietos": "Mañana serán los españoles, las dictaduras comienzan así" · Antena 3

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