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Noticias

La Asociación Española de Asesores Fiscales quiere expresar su más profunda preocupación por el progresivo deterioro de las reglas del Estado de Derecho que los españoles nos otorgamos en 1978.

Nuestra Constitución, cuyo último garante debe ser el Tribunal Constitucional, no es militante y acoge y protege toda opción política, cuyos legítimos designios no pueden alcanzarse al margen de los cauces propios de la democracia parlamentaria, de la estricta división de poderes y, por tanto, del exquisito respeto a la independencia de los jueces y tribunales.

En consecuencia, cualquier reforma del marco jurídico que se acometa en el futuro ha de abordarse con plena observancia de esos valores constitucionales, que, además, con arreglo al artículo 2 del Tratado de la Unión Europea, son fundamento de la comunidad de Derecho que rige la vida colectiva en el Viejo Continente.

La Comisión Directiva y el Consejo Asesor Institucional, CAI, de AEDAF

1 Comment

  • Beatriz Figueroa Lalinde
    Beatriz Figueroa Lalinde - 11/23/2023
    #353

    Estoy totalmente de acuerdo con vosotros. Lo que está pasando en España es abolutamente impensable en un estado de derecho. Esto no va a ir a mejor, lamentablemente.

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