DISTRIBUCIÓN TERRITORIAL DEL PODER DURANTE LA PANDEMIA.

The distribution of territorial power among the different jurisdictions has undergone a number of modulations throughout the pandemic. The most intense ones have occurred during the states of alarm, due to the irruption of a general state power that conditions the exercise of the ordinary powers of the other jurisdictions, both regional and local. But even beyond the states of alarm, several phenomena of adaptation have occurred in the constitutional and legal distribution of powers. It is still too early to say which of these phenomena will persist once the pandemic is over. For the time being, these phenomena are only identifiable for analytical purposes: a relaxation in the rigidity of the legal distribution of powers; an increased relevance of preemption versus colliding decisions of different jurisdictions; redefinition of the limits of the organic law and the ordinary law; new types of intergovernmental delegations; widening of the state powers of coordination; and greater extension of the indirect Administration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]