Dynamic SQL for table creation.

Hi Group
I'm executing a procedure using dynamic sql to create a table on my own schema, but it returns :ORA-01031: insufficient privileges, why?, if i executing the procedure on my schema, however if gave grants being sys' GRANT CREATE ANY TABLE TO HR; the creation of the table is successful.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE PRC_CREA_TABLA(p_nombre_tabla VARCHAR2, p_esp_columnas VARCHAR2) AS
BEGIN
-- EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'GRANT CREATE ANY TABLE TO HR';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'CREATE TABLE ' || p_nombre_tabla || ' ('
|| p_esp_columnas || ')';
-- EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'REVOKE CREATE ANY TABLE FROM HR';
END;
/Thansk a lot
ORACLE 11.2.0.2
ORACLE LINUX 6

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Un saludo,
K.

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