Beneficiaries of Spain’s ‘grandchildren law’: ‘Spanish nationality is a bond with my grandparents’

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Cristian Jaramillo (Chile), María Fernanda Sánchez-Armáas (Mexico), Felipe Gómez (Mexico) and Laura Gabián (Argentina), beneficiaries of the law.

The leader of the opposition in Spain, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, of the mainstream conservative People’s Party, lashed out this week at the Democratic Memory Law, popularly known as the ley de nietos or Grandchildren law, which grants Spanish nationality to descendants of Spaniards who went into exile or emigrated. “It’s electoral engineering, a move to get new voters,” he said, accusing the Socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, of using it to “manufacture new voters.”

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Laura Gabián, who obtained Spanish citizenship through the grandchildren law, in Buenos Aires.Cristian Jaramillo in Santiago de Chile.Felipe Gómez, grandson of a Spanish exile, in Mexico City.María Fernanda Sánchez-Armáss, great-granddaughter of a Spanish migrant, in Mexico City.Valia González García, a 64-year-old Havana native who became a Spanish national in 2024.
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