Four nationality law provisions declared unconstitutional

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Four nationality law provisions declared unconstitutional

The Constitutional Court (TC) declared four provisions related to the nationality law unconstitutional, three of which were unanimous, while the fourth received only one dissenting vote from a judge. The court also deemed the amendments to the Penal Code unconstitutional. One of the provisions vetoed by the judges of the Palácio Ratton concerns the automatic effect of ...

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The Constitutional Court (Tribunal Constitucional) is Portugal's highest court for constitutional review, responsible for checking whether laws and statutes comply with the Constitution and for annulling or suspending unconstitutional measures. FNAM's push for a review matters because the court can strike down or block parts of the regional emergency services statute, directly affecting how emergency care is regulated.

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