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The purpose of this paper has been to analyze the parliamentary oversight in the Spanish emergency law. The first task has been to define the parliamentary oversight. Section I has dealt with it. The second task has been to delimit from a theoretical perspective the extraordinary parliamentary oversight (by and in) exercised by Congress in the Spanish Emergency Law. Section II has dealt with this. The third task has been to evaluate the extraordinary oversight exercised in practice by Congress in the two states of alarm decreed throughout the entire spanish territory to contain the COVID-19 pandemic. Section III has dealt with this. The paper ends with some brief final notes (Section IV). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The purpose of this paper is to analyze from a constitutional perspective the legal impact of the pandemic on the freedom of enterprise. First, it explains how the Constitutional Court understands this freedom and how it is situated in the context of exceptional states. It then analyzes the erosion suffered by the freedom of enterprise as a result of the measures adopted in the three phases through which the health crisis has passed (and continues to pass). Finally, it concludes with a few brief notes by way of an epilogue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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