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In the midst of the crisis, 80 Argentines a day request Spanish citizenship

2023-04-24T21:24:13.394Z


It is from the so-called Grandchildren Law, approved in October 2022, that the possibility of carrying out this procedure was expanded.


The interest in applying for

Spanish citizenship

has always been latent in Argentine society, but social discontent in the face of the economic and financial crisis that the country is going through made it a necessity for many.

Eighty Argentines per day

ask for nationalization.

It is that since the Law of Democratic Memory of Spain came into force, known in these latitudes as the Law of Grandchildren - which was published in the Spanish Official Gazette on October 20, 2022 - applications for nationalization have

increased

.

The regulations made it possible to repair the chain of transmission of nationality from parents to children that had been broken during the Dictatorship and the Spanish Civil War.

Thus, with the aim of repairing a "historical injustice", the children and grandchildren of emigrants

were included in the new legislation, approved on October 21, 2022

.

"From those who could not access in 2007, what could happen was projected. For this reason, the number of applications received is within the forecast," says a source from the Consulate.

The previous reform had been sanctioned in 2007. It allowed Argentine descendants of Spaniards who had suffered persecution

under the Franco dictatorship

, which lasted until 1978, to gain Spanish citizenship.

Also, that the children born abroad to Spanish women who lost their nationality by marrying foreigners before the entry into force of the 1978 Constitution.

According to official data from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in the first three months of application of the law, 24,729 applications were submitted worldwide, of which 12,862 were approved and 6,668 new nationalities were registered.

The country with the highest number of presentations was Argentina (7119)

.

As Clarín

learned

, "they are approving a little more than half and they are disapproving a little less than half."

The process lasts an average of between

6 and 7 months

.

Therefore, the number of applications submitted and approved in 2023 is likely to be known as of June, July, or August.

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