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S / C Tenerife, October 3, 2008. Parents of 189 students canaries have been these days for a nasty surprise: the Ministry of Education has held that no right to object to all subjects (Education for Citizenship in Secondary 2, Education, Ethical and Civic 4 of ESO and Citizenship Philosophy and Bachelor of 1) the Department of Education for Citizenship. The Education
Canary denies the right to object is critical and further argues that "no There is Supreme Court case law or the Constitutional Court will protect him. " For VE Colmeiro spokesman in Educa Tenerife Freedom Platform.
Canarian Government's position impedes the exercise of a fundamental right. "First," he says, "the official, who violates constitutional rights in violation of the Law 30/1992 on the Legal Regime of Public Administrations and Common Administrative Procedure Regulatory addition, Article 16 of the Constitution and the Sentencing 53 / 1985 and 15/1982 of the Constitutional Court recognized this right as fundamental. " Colmeiro adds that "it is curious that the Ministry of Education de Canarias argue, to deny this right, there are contradictory statements. And that, given the disparity of judgments opt for denial of the right rather than respect it. "

Parents objectors to the subjects included in Citizenship Education also observe that at present there are 39 judgments of Superior Courts of Justice and over 60 cars of precautionary measures that recognize the right of parents to object and declare students exempt from this subject. "These matters," said Colmeiro. "Aim, according to Royal Decree develops its contents," deepening the principles of personal ethics and address content related to human relationships and affective-emotional education, or helping students to build a moral and civic consciousness in accordance with plural societies, complex and changing where we live. Ie, is introduced into the personal and on land that is for the parents. "

Following the denial of conscientious objection by the Government of the Canary Islands, parents are preparing to take legal action. In this way, add their resources to the 600 that accumulate in the English courts, all relating to the objection to citizenship.

should be noted, finally, the Canary Islands Government is in the hands of Coalition Canaria and the Partido Popular. The latter party leaders have repeatedly proclaimed their support for the objectors. However, regions such as Navarra and Castilla y León (governed by the PP) or their partners are very belligerent with the objectors to the point of forcing parents to resort to the courts to defend their rights.