Posted by El Pais / - DANIEL BORASTEROS - Madrid - 19/04/2010
About 90% of foreign children has no residence permit .- All children should receive residence permit for nine months but the files are delayed.
"Grab your stuff and see you later." Moussa was 18 and taught him the front door. Paperless. Happy birthday. No documentation was processed. Never. And it takes eight years in Spain, where he arrived from Morocco hidden in the basement of a truck. His case coincides with the 90% of foreign children protected by the public administration. Provided from countries like Morocco or the Sahara. But legally should be granted temporary residence to the nine-month stay. "The law says very clearly," says one national police. The process, according to several lawyers consulted, is simple: "In office should give them that right because it makes the rules." That legal obligation to serve the children feel protected and also to facilitate subsequent legalization of adults. continue reading ...
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