[ad_1]
DONAJI, Oax. (Appropriate) .- Alisson Guadalupe Vásquez Pérez, the first baby born in the exodus of migrants was officially registered as a Mexican, confirmed the registrar of the civil registry of Oaxaca, Christian Hernández Fuentes .
Olga Suyapa Pérez Ramírez and Adrián Vásquez Vásquez, parents of Alisson, went yesterday to the office of the civil status of Juchitán de Zaragoza to give a legal identity to the newborn; They presented their birth certificates, their official identity document, the baby's birth certificate, a proof of origin and neighborhood, as well as a certificate of nationality.
Alisson, the first Mexican exodus, was born at 13h50 last Wednesday at the clinic Juquilita de Juchitán de Zaragoza. His parents are from Esquipulas, Guatemala.
Adrián Vásquez said he was very happy that his sixth daughter was Mexican: "Since I entered Chiapas, I understood that Mexicans had a good heart, they are good people."
He said that on October 10, they had left Esquipulas (Guatemala) to join the migrant caravan, as they were trying to reach Saltillo (Coahuila), where their eldest children are, who send them money for continue their journey.
However, they had to stop because his wife had started work.
On Tuesday, "around 8 pm, my wife felt bad and had childbirth, I looked for a clinic and they brought me here." Now I have no complaints about the Mexican people and it is worth living here. "
The case of Olga, one of many
Human rights defender Arturo Peimbert Calvo said that the exodus had about fifteen pregnant women over six months old and that he had barely heard of the Olga Suyapa affair.
She was going to be transferred to a public center, but as she was not available, they took her to the Juquilita Clinic where, after 18 hours of birth, the first Mexican woman was born on the run.
Adrián confessed to leaving Guatemala because he could not find a mason's job and took the opportunity to come to Mexico to see his two other children. "Now, with my Mexican daughter, I plan to take refuge, which is what I need: to work," he said.
His concern is that he left his other three children of 11, eight and three years in the shelter to accompany his wife.
And he boasts of having "won the match" against his 28-year-old daughter and his 24-year-old son: "I won the match because even though I'm older, I'm not sure of it." I won and I have another girl. "
Civil status complies with the rules of immigration
The civil register as guarantor of the rights of the minor, duly completed in time and in its form with its registration, preserving at all times the guiding principle of the institution; give identity to each person born in Oaxaca.
According to Article 9 of the Migration Act, "it is the responsibility of the civil status authorities to provide the services that they request in terms of birth, recognition of children, marriage, divorce and death, regardless of their migratory status ".
"As a civil registry, we seek to protect the rights of the minor because we were born on Mexican territory." The registration was therefore made and the first certified copy of the birth certificate of Alisson Guadalupe Vásquez Pérez was issued free of charge, "said Hernández Fuentes.
Finally, the institution reaffirmed that the minor was entitled to Mexican nationality by birth under Article 30, fraction 1, of the Federal Constitution, regardless of the nationality of their parents.
[ad_2]
Source link
