Adopción en Cuba: Un recorrido histórico-jurídico desde sus Raíces Romanas hasta el presente
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Universidad de Sancti Spíritus "José Martí Pérez"
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Esta investigación analiza la evolución histórico-jurídica de la Adopción en Cuba, desde sus orígenes en el Derecho Romano hasta su configuración actual, destacando la importancia de la familia y la adopción como medio para crear lazos no biológicos. Aborda la falta de un análisis integral sobre la adopción en Cuba, lo que limita su comprensión contextual. Los objetivos incluyen caracterizar la adopción romana; examinar su transformación en el derecho comparado; describir su desarrollo en Cuba y analizar su reconfiguración post-revolución. El estudio es crucial para entender cómo los cambios sociales y políticos han influido en la legislación sobre adopción, priorizando el interés superior del niño. Este análisis integral es esencial para evaluar la eficacia de las normativas actuales y su adecuación a las necesidades sociales.
This research analyzes the historical-legal evolution of adoption in Cuba, from its origins in Roman Law to its current configuration, highlighting the importance of family and adoption as a means to create non-biological ties. It addresses the lack of comprehensive analysis on adoption in Cuba, which limits its contextual understanding. Objectives include characterizing Roman adoption, examining its transformation in comparative law, describing its development in Cuba, and analyzing its post-revolution reconfiguration. The study is crucial for understanding how social and political changes have shaped adoption legislation, prioritizing the best interests of the child. This comprehensive analysis is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of current regulations and their suitability to social needs.
This research analyzes the historical-legal evolution of adoption in Cuba, from its origins in Roman Law to its current configuration, highlighting the importance of family and adoption as a means to create non-biological ties. It addresses the lack of comprehensive analysis on adoption in Cuba, which limits its contextual understanding. Objectives include characterizing Roman adoption, examining its transformation in comparative law, describing its development in Cuba, and analyzing its post-revolution reconfiguration. The study is crucial for understanding how social and political changes have shaped adoption legislation, prioritizing the best interests of the child. This comprehensive analysis is essential for evaluating the effectiveness of current regulations and their suitability to social needs.