Washington, D.C - In its 79 annual National Convention The  League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC), the oldest and largest  Hispanic organization in the United States, voted unanimously to support the  rightful and legitimate aspiration of Latin American Health Workers to look  for  a Restricted License to practice their career.

LULAC will join  and support all initiatives, present and future, through which those  Professionals will develop in order to obtain a Full Medical License through a  Restricted License.

The Resolution was presented by the Colombian Neurologist  Edgar B. George, and supported by the  28 Delegates of the State of Florida  presided by Bettina Rodriguez Aguilera  Florida State  Director.

"We are very happy that LULAC  nationally unanimously  supported this resolution presented by Florida in favor of obtaining a  supervised medical job for those Latin American Health Workers who presented and  passed all the USMLE Tests and received the ECFMG Certificate, but have not  entered to a Residency Program  despite they did the inscription to  MATCH/ERAS Program, said the LULAC Delegate, and council President, Edgar B.  George.

LULAC Florida plans to contact and work with Congressmen of  the State in order to study and  discuss an Amend to the Statutes of this  State.