The Supreme gives the parties 48 hours to rule on the suspension of the vote by the 'law of grandchildren' after the electoral advance

The court asks the State Attorney's Office, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Electoral Board whether it should call on those nationalized by the Democratic Memory Act to act as affected.

Published on RocksNews: 6 Oct 2026, 14:24 UTC
Updated: 6 Oct 2026, 14:32 UTC
Language: English (Original language: Spanish)

The Supreme gives the parties 48 hours to rule on the suspension of the vote by the 'law of grandchildren' after the electoral advance — Image credit: Sáshenka Gutiérrez (EFE)

The court asks the State Attorney's Office, the Public Prosecutor's Office and the Electoral Board whether it should call on those nationalized by the Democratic Memory Act to act as affected.