The Cuban Civil Status Registry at the gates of the new Family Code. A study from the point of view of the Spanish Civil Registry
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.35487/rius.v17i51.2023.918Abstract
The Family Code Bill provides for the modification,
among others, of the Cuban Civil Status Registry Law
and its Regulations. Determine the congruences and
incongruencies that occur between these regulations
constitute the fundamental objective of the work,
which takes as a reference to its study of the Spanish
registration system, based on scientific methods of
the research such as analysis-synthesis, inductiondeduction
and law compared. As a result, a detailed
analysis of the reform of the registry regulations
is obtained that reveals that certain matters of
relevance both for the harmonic development of the
modifications, as well as, to achieve a more efficient
legal system in this area, are still pendent. In this, in turn,
a group of proposals is related aimed at improving the
content of the Law by thinking in terms of Civil Registry.
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