英文摘要 |
Between 1812 and 1931, Spain experienced French invasion, the War of Spanish Independence, Carlist War, the Glorious Revolution, First Spanish Republic, the Restoration and the establishment of the Second Spanish Republic. During the mentioned period, there were six constitutions that fought between the progressive and conservative attributes, from the monarchy to the Republican. Before the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, the Constitution of the Second Republic was full of the characteristics of democratic socialism. From 1938 to 1967, when Franco ruled Spain, the seven basic laws of the kingdom were issued to replace the Constitution of the Second Republic. After 1977, In order to transition from dictatorship to democracy, Spanish politics and lawyers promoted the political reform law, and handled general elections in accordance with the law. After the election, the members of the cross-party group gathered the most common consensus. In 1978, the new constitution was passed and enacted. This democracy transformation was regarded as a successful and peaceful case. However, 40 years after, the constitutional provisions arising under the agreement of heterogeneous political group has appeared problems. This article observes the constitutional development process in Spain and understands that the amendment of the 1978 Constitution is an inevitable way to solve today's political and economic disputes. |