El ejercicio de la acción popular en España por partidos políticos, sindicatos y asociaciones empresariales.

This article focuses on the analysis of popular accusation in the Spanish criminal procedure system, with special reference to the controversy, not exempt from social and political relevance, that accompanies the exercise of popular action by political parties, unions and business associations. Exercise that responds to a constitutional right, of legal configuration and, therefore, not absolute or unlimited; and over which flies over, the result of the unconsolidated and approved versions of successive reform projects of our criminal procedure (in particular, the Draft of the new Criminal Procedure Law of 2020), the sword of Damocles of a prohibition, perhaps interested and interesting for the governments in power, but in no way compatible with the advisability of monitoring the inaction of a Public Ministry, like the Spanish one, subject to the dictates of the principle of hierarchical dependency and no stranger to more than notable doses of politicization. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]