Erosion, reform and viability of the Monarchy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.14422/ryf.vol285.i1455.y2022.003Keywords:
Spain, constitutional monarchy, Juan Carlos I, Felipe VI, political transition, modernizationAbstract
The image of the previous holder of the Crown and its projection on the image of the Monarchy as an institution have been and are a cause of social and political concern in Spain since some years before the abdication of its holder, Juan Carlos I, in June 2014. Such concern has obeyed — and continues to obey — to intermittent informative revelations about certain irregular economic-financial and fiscal practices attributed to him or to his immediate environment, family included, from different judicial instances. A reform of the functions of the monarchy by means of a Statute that rationalizes its attributions and prevents the transgression of its prerogatives could be an exemplary starting point that would require, however, a parliamentary majority.
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