US EditionAdministrative Managers Emphasise that Justice and Ethics Must Lead Democratic Regeneration
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Judges of the Constitutional Court and the Supreme Court have agreed to point out that democratic regeneration requires strengthening the separation of powers, combating systemic corruption and restoring citizen confidence through transparency and ethical commitment. Experts have warned that the institutional crisis is not resolved with more laws, but with exemplaryness and dialogue.In a day organized by the General Council of Administrative Man…
The loss of citizen confidence, the institutional deterioration, the disinformation and the need for a new ethical commitment centered the debate of the day “Democracy with a beat”, organized by the General Council of the Administrative Management Colleges of Spain in Madrid. The meeting brought together representatives of the legal, academic and media fields in a space of reflection on the challenges facing contemporary democracy. The opening o…
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