Ministerial Resolution No. 823/87, 17 December 1987.
This Resolution sets forth rules on the entrance into and residence of children in infant centers in Cuba.  It establishes in each community containing an infant center an Infant Center Entrance Commission, which is to examine registers of the centers and available places and authorize entry in conjunction with the Municipal Director of Education, who is to receive and maintain entry request lists.  Further provisions of the Resolution relate to procedures for dealing with requests and determining available places, among other things.
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