incorporate some new items to the Civil Registration Act that Ministry of Justice will consider.
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Justice Minister, Francisco Caamaño, said in Buenos Aires one of the spokesmen of children and grandchildren of English in Argentina ( Hyne) that his intention is that the problem of access to citizenship to the grandchildren of Grandma is solved with the new Civil Registry Law. The minister's intention is to be adopted next October.
Grouping Hijos y Nietos de Españoles de Argentina (HyNE) expresó su optimismo ante la posibilidad, anunciada a uno de sus portavoces por el ministro de Trabajo de España, Francisco Caamaño, de que antes de fin de año se resuelva la situación de las abuelas que hasta el momento no pueden transmitir la nacionalidad a sus nietos al haber quedado fuera de la normativa incluida en la Ley de Memoria Histórica .
Según informó a España Exterior el portavoz de HyNE Guillermo García Suárez , luego de mantener un breve diálogo con Caamaño en el marco del encuentro que el ministro mantuvo con directivos entities of the English community on Tuesday 1 March at Centro Galicia de Buenos Aires, "in principle have a political intention to resolve the issue of grandchildren grandmother does not incorporate the Law 52/2007 on the grounds that all know ".
So, said that Caamaño explained that the idea is to use the new Civil Registration Act is to send to Parliament, incorporating in it an article for a solution to this demand.
Moreover, García Suárez explained that " Minister's concern lies in the question of whether you can arrive on time, because his desire is that it could be adopted by October, but until mid-December parliamentary much work, "adding:" By achieving this, it would response to the claim being made by the group of grandchildren grandmother understand that Caamaño is aware of the problem and that there is an important political role to resolve this issue, so we hope that parliamentarians are times in our favor. "
García Suárez Caamaño also handed a letter on behalf by Hyne in which he thanked the English Government for the sanction of the Law of Historical Memory, "in which justice has been served with a large part of our group and especially in regard to the granting of nationality to children and grandchildren of English nationals who were left out in previous reforms. "
Despite these accolades, the members of the group returned to claim the inclusion of all the grandchildren that remain outside the Act, "especially the grandchildren of English women who migrated before 1936 and the grandchildren of those grandparents who have lost their English nationality before that their children were born. "
In the same vein, insisting: "We consider this an issue of justice and equality for women in English and with so many men who had to give up his English nationality to qualify for positions work to enable them to lead a dignified life in the host country. From Hyne continue to work until this is achieved in full. "
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