The Spanish government identifies before the Supreme Court the 163,355 people affected by the 'clean-up law'

The Spanish government delivered this Wednesday the identity of the 163,355 people affected by the suspension of the right to vote due to the 'net law'. The Supreme Court requested last week the nominal list of all affected persons registered in the Center for Absentee Residents (CERA).

The Supreme Court threatens to fine Moncloa if it does not hand over the 160,000 names affected by the ‘clean-up law’