Vox challenged the Supreme Court's decision regarding voting rights for naturalized citizens in Spain.

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Spain's Supreme Court suspended voting rights, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call an early general election. All 1 developments

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Vox
Spanish political party
- Ada Colau failed to reach an electoral agreement, and Pedro Sánchez struggles to keep his leftwing coalition in Spain.07:53
- Vox's potential political power could escalate tensions regarding Catalan independence.07:53
supreme court
highest court in a jurisdiction
- The Supreme Court directed action against air pollution in the capital, ordering the Municipal Corporation of Delhi to regulate vehicle entry.13:54
- The Supreme Court issued binding guidelines for employers while Parliament enacted the Prevention of Sexual Harassment Act.13:34
Spain
country in southwestern Europe with territories in Africa
- Rail services are disrupted in Madrid and Barcelona due to a strike, coinciding with Pedro Sánchez appointing Carlos Cuerpo to lead the Transport Ministry.13:11
- Nationwide strike threatens widespread disruption across major Spanish cities including Madrid, Barcelona, and Málaga.12:03

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