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In the procedure for returning or exercising the right of visitation , the child’s opinion is to be considered, as is done in many other matters concerning the child’s rights and interests. International provisions allow administrative and judicial courts not to order the child’s return, in cases where he objects. And given the fact that the procedure for returning or exercising the right of visitation was established with the aim of protecting the exclusive child’s interests, his opinion must be considered, if it’s found that his age and degree of maturity allow him to perceive and expose themselves to the situation in which he is.
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