The Supreme Court has issued a five-day ultimatum to the government, demanding the names of 163,000 individuals affected by the 'Grandchildren Law'. This move comes amid revelations from the government that only 0.3% of 'grandchildren' living abroad have met the Supreme Court's requirements to vote in the upcoming November 29th elections, despite a law change intended to facilitate this process.

El Mundo: Elections: Only 0.3% of 'grandchildren' Abroad Meet Voting Requirements for 29-N

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirms that only a small percentage of 'grandchildren' living abroad meet the requirements to vote in the upcoming general elections on November 29th, despite a law change intended to facilitate this. This comes amid an open conflict with the Supreme Court.

El Confidencial: Government Admits Only 0.3% of 'Grandchildren' Meet Law to Vote

In three out of every thousand cases reviewed under the 'grandchildren' law, applicants have successfully met the requirements set by the Supreme Court to vote in elections.

La Vanguardia: Supreme Court Ultimatum to Government Over 'Grandchildren Law'

The Supreme Court has given the government five days to provide the names of 163,000 affected individuals concerning the 'law of grandchildren'.

Negotiations between the People's Party (PP) and Vox to secure control of the Spanish Senate are reportedly being hampered by internal conflicts and disagreements within both parties. This comes as PP leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo is choosing 'hard-profile candidates' to compete with Vox in the upcoming elections.

elDiario.es: Feijóo bets on hardliners to compete with Vox

The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, is reportedly opting for strong-profile candidates to counter the far-right party Vox.

El Confidencial: Tensions and Division in PP and Vox Hamper Negotiations to Control Senate

Internal conflicts and disagreements between the People's Party (PP) and Vox are complicating efforts to secure control of the Spanish Senate.

With general elections approaching on November 29th, the PSOE is concentrating its campaign efforts on medium-sized provinces to consolidate the progressive vote. Meanwhile, a new analysis indicates a rightward shift in Spain's electorate, with 1.7 million voters moving from the People's Party to Vox. The Broad Front coalition has also secured 30% of positions in joint Senate electoral lists with the PSOE.

20minutos: Sánchez's 'all-in on red' strategy targets medium-sized provinces for…

The PSOE has focused its campaign events in Castilla y León, where Sumar failed to win any seats in 2023, as some socialists consider reconsidering their candidacies to consolidate the progressive vote.

El Confidencial: Spain Shifts Right: 1.7 Million Voters Move from PP to Vox, 600,000 More…

In a context of electoral rightward shift, Abascal's main concern is the PP, while Feijóo attempts to capture votes from Sánchez.

elDiario.es: Broad Front to have 30% of posts in joint lists with PSOE for Senate

The Broad Front coalition will occupy 30% of the positions in the joint electoral lists with the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) for the Senate.

King Felipe VI emphasized that democracy extends beyond the ballot box during a pre-campaign period, stressing the need to protect democratic processes. His elder daughter, Princess Leonor, delivered a significant and impactful speech at the Princess of Asturias Awards.

El Confidencial: Leonor Captains Princess of Asturias Awards with Powerful Message

Princess Leonor played a central role at the Princess of Asturias Awards, delivering a significant and impactful speech.

La Vanguardia: King Warns Elections on November 29th: Democracy Is Not Just About Voting

Ahead of the November 29th elections, the King of Spain emphasized that democracy extends beyond the ballot box.

elDiario.es: Felipe VI in the midst of a pre-campaign storm: "Democracy requires care of…

King Felipe VI has commented on the current political climate, emphasizing the need to protect democratic processes and institutions during a heated pre-election period.

El Confidencial: Princess of Asturias Awards 2026: King's Speech

The King delivered a speech during the Princess of Asturias Awards ceremony in 2026.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has agreed to an interview with popular YouTuber Jordi Wild, a move aimed at reaching a younger audience. In another development, former minister José Luis Ábalos has publicly criticized Pedro Sánchez's remarks, recalling the Prime Minister's past reliance on his loyalty.

elDiario.es: Pedro Sánchez accepts interview with Jordi Wild

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has agreed to an interview with popular YouTuber Jordi Wild, in a move likely aimed at reaching a younger audience.

20minutos: Ábalos criticizes Sánchez's remarks in 'La Revuelta' and reminds him of his…

José Luis Ábalos has reproached Pedro Sánchez for his criticisms during the 'La Revuelta' event, recalling that Sánchez's loyalty was instrumental in his rise to power.

Residents of Ceuta express approval for the local government led by Mayor-President Juan Vivas, while criticizing Morocco for the ongoing migrant crisis and showing disapproval towards Prime Minister Sánchez and the European Union. The crisis in Ceuta is described as a persistent issue.

El Confidencial: Ceuta: Spaniards Only Approve of Vivas Government, Blame Morocco, Suspend…

Residents of Ceuta express approval for the local government led by Vivas, criticize Morocco for the migrant crisis, and show disapproval towards Sánchez and the European Union.

El Confidencial: Ceuta is Not Lampedusa: A Migrant Crisis That Keeps Extending

The ongoing migrant crisis in Ceuta is presented as a persistent issue, drawing parallels to but distinct from the situation in Lampedusa.

Some individuals who have contributed to the pension system for 40 years are now receiving reduced pensions, leading to dismay and questions about lifelong contributions.

20minutos: Reduced pension despite 40 years of contributions: 'We worked our whole lives…

Individuals who contributed for 40 years are receiving reduced pensions, expressing dismay despite their lifelong work and contribution to the country's development.

A tragic story details the struggle of Olga, a woman who died by suicide following her eviction in L'Hospitalet.

La Vanguardia: The Dead-End Fight of Olga, the Woman Who Committed Suicide After Her Eviction…

The story details the struggle of Olga, a woman who died by suicide following her eviction in L'Hospitalet.