Sanchez Dissolves Spanish Parliament
The Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, announced the dissolution of Parliament and the call for early elections scheduled for November 29th. This move results in the suspension of legislative proposals concerning the granting of Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis and the expansion of immediate repatriation measures for migrants at the borders of Ceuta and Melilla, due to their incomplete procedures before the end of the current legislative session. The Parliament had approved a law granting Spanish citizenship to Sahrawis born in the Sahara Territory before 1977; however, it was not enacted because of the Parliament's dissolution, meaning it must be reintroduced during the next session. Additionally, the decision to dissolve Parliament coincides with the failure of the Popular Party's proposal to expand the procedures for immediate repatriation of undocumented migrants, which had been initially approved in the Senate. These initiatives remain on hold until they can be reintroduced after the upcoming elections, contingent on the electoral results that would enable their reintroduction.
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