Justice Once Again Supports the Stay in Spain of Nacho Cano's Interns

The Administrative Litigation Court Number 7 of Madrid has recognized the right of another Mexican intern linked to Nacho Cano. The right to obtain a residence permit in Spain for studies, training, and non-labor practices. This is the second ruling that supports the stay in the country of young people doing internships in the musical Malinche.

Meanwhile, in parallel, an investigative court is investigating the music producer for alleged illegal introduction of immigrants for his show.

With this decision, the court annuls the administrative file that had rejected the intern's application. Stating that it was completely unjustified and poorly drafted, even containing an incomplete sentence.

The resolution highlights that the trainee, represented by the law firm Cremades & Calvo Sotelo, submitted a large number of documents. All when applying for her non-university study stay authorization.

Specifically, she provided her passport, a certificate proving the absence of a criminal record in her country of origin. In addition to a document signed by the director of the Jana School. It certifies her enrollment in the regular musical course Jana-Malinche.

This program includes subjects such as acting interpretation, stage movement, body expression, singing, English, and dance. With a total of 1,520 class hours, in addition to the corresponding practices for each subject.

It is also emphasized that the intern presented an official medical certificate, a document issued by the financial director of Malinche The Musical Spain, S.L. This certifies her participation in an artistic training scholarship program taught by teachers affiliated with this company, with a grant of 8,400 euros. She also provided travel insurance and an agreement between the Jana company and a hotel in Madrid.

For all these reasons, the court concludes that the intern has met all the required legal and regulatory requirements. Recently, another Administrative Litigation Court, also Number 7 of Madrid, issued a similar ruling in favor of another intern.

Equally highlighting that she had submitted documentation and rejecting the arguments of the Government Delegation. The same ones that led to the initial denial of her stay as a student.