Are There No Material Intangibility Clauses in the Spanish Constitution?1

Abstract

Professor Sauca Cano starts in his work from a premise commonly accepted by the constitutionalist doctrine of our country: the Spanish Constitution of 1978 does not contain any explicit clause of material intangibility. This text attempts to justify, from the perspective of Constitutional Law, why Article 2 of the Constitution does establish this type of explicit clause when it prescribes the indissoluble and indivisible condition of the holder of sovereignty.