Spain's Supreme Court suspends voting rights for Cuban nationals naturalized under the 'law of nieces'
Spain allows descendants of Spanish exiles to gain nationality and has approved an instruction for those who left between 1936 and 1955.
- Spain's law allows descendants of Spanish exiles to gain nationality, with a government instruction presuming exile status for those who left between 1936 and 1955.
- The Spanish Supreme Court has maintained a suspension preventing descendants who registered under the instruction from voting.
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