Acerca del régimen de las entidades interjurisdiccionales: el caso de la Corporación del Mercado Central de Buenos Aires.

The article analyzes the regime of interjurisdictional entities, focusing on the case of the Central Market Corporation of Buenos Aires (CMC). The CMC is a state entity with particular characteristics, such as its tripartite composition and its independence from the levels of government that make it up. In addition, it has its own territory, specific judicial control, and a series of powers typical of governments. The article also mentions the background and creation of the CMC, highlighting its legal nature as an interstate public entity. Information is provided on the functioning and attributions of the CMC, including the possibility for representatives of the private sector to integrate the board of directors and the capital of the entity. The disciplinary regime for employees and the contracting regime of the CMC are also mentioned. Different types of sanctions applicable to CMC personnel are established, as well as the procedures for submitting bids in tenders and price competitions. In addition, the infractions and corresponding sanctions are detailed, as well as the administrative procedure for the application of sanctions and the resources available to challenge the resolutions of the CMC. The jurisdiction of the Federal Court of San Martín and the Federal Court of La Plata in cases where the CMC is a party is highlighted. Finally, the external control carried out by the General Audit Office of the City of Buenos Aires and the Court of Auditors of the Province of Buenos Aires is mentioned. In summary, the article provides detailed information on the regime and functioning of the Central Market Corporation of Buenos Aires. [Extracted from the article]