Han ido > [hayan ido] in a *future* sense
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Han ido > [hayan ido] in a *future* sense
It was interesting to see your example: "... desde que los niños se hayan ido al colegio" as an illustration of how we can use the "Perfect" tense [i.e., the one compounded with 'haber'] - in a future context - because most of the time this tense refers to something in the [recent] past.
This question relates to:Spanish lesson "Using desde que / hasta que (since/until) with Spanish indicative and subjunctive (subordinate time clauses)"
Asked 4 years ago
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Yes, the perfect tense in the subjunctive can refer to a future tense with desde que.
Good observation. :)
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