Vox Expands Lawsuit Against 'Grandchildren Law,' Targeting Statistics Chiefs
Vox has broadened its legal complaint against the 'grandchildren law,' adding the head of the National Statistics Institute (INE) and the director of the Electoral Census Office.
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**Vox** has intensified its judicial offensive against the Government's "grandchildren law," expanding an initial complaint to include the president of the **National Statistics Institute (INE)** and the director of the **Electoral Census Office**.
## Expansion of the judicial offensive
The political party **Vox** has decided to take its opposition to the so-called "grandchildren law" a step further in the courts. According to recent information, the party has expanded a complaint it had previously filed. This expansion not only maintains criticism against the law itself but now directs legal actions against key figures in the administration of the country's electoral and census data.
## New inclusions in the complaint
The new phase of this legal action involves the inclusion of the president of the **National Statistics Institute (INE)** and the director of the **Electoral Census Office**. These two figures are responsible for managing sensitive information related to the population and electoral processes, aspects that **Vox** considers directly affected by the application of the nationality law. The **judicial offensive** focuses on questioning the legality and impact of this regulation.
## Expansion of the judicial offensive
The political party **Vox** has decided to take its opposition to the so-called "grandchildren law" a step further in the courts. According to recent information, the party has expanded a complaint it had previously filed. This expansion not only maintains criticism against the law itself but now directs legal actions against key figures in the administration of the country's electoral and census data.
## New inclusions in the complaint
The new phase of this legal action involves the inclusion of the president of the **National Statistics Institute (INE)** and the director of the **Electoral Census Office**. These two figures are responsible for managing sensitive information related to the population and electoral processes, aspects that **Vox** considers directly affected by the application of the nationality law. The **judicial offensive** focuses on questioning the legality and impact of this regulation.
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