Events That Shaped the History and Conscience of Spain
Francisco López Muñoz addresses important historical events that marked the history of Spain in his latest articles
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Category: Law
The Continuing Validity of the Constitution
Daniel Berzosa defends the full legitimacy of the Magna Carta, not only as a formal text, but as an effective norm that limits and orders power, in the conference “The Spanish Constitution of 1978, is it still in force?”
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The Jurist’s Summer
Javier Junceda addresses both the arrival of summer with its change in professional routines and the anniversary of the massacre at the Modelo prison in Madrid at the beginning of the Civil War.
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Evidence, political accountability and the rule of law
Teresa Freixes discusses current Spanish and international politics and the legal debates surrounding it in her latest articles
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Biases in the judiciary
Màrius Carol, former director and editorial advisor of the newspaper “La Vanguardia,” draws on the arguments of Enrique Morera in his regular opinion column in this publication to analyze the state of the Spanish judiciary.
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The role of the judge in democracy
Daniel Berzosa reflects on the role of the judiciary in the rule of law and defends a liberal balance inspired by Benjamin Constant, who warned that rigid legalism could lead to a new despotism, in the article “The Judge and the Soul of Law”
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