POLITICS● LOW4h ago · Oct 6, 2026, 3:30 AM
Jeanne, the granddaughter who became naturalized "for the memory" of her exiled grandfather and who does not know if she will be able to vote on November 29
El País · western europe
La joven, que tiene su derecho al sufragio suspendido, recorrió archivos en España y Francia para investigar la historia de José, que huyó de Málaga en tren en 1937
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