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Los servicios de inteligencia como objeto extraño de regulación constitucional

Authors: Sansó-Rubert Pascual, Daniel;

Los servicios de inteligencia como objeto extraño de regulación constitucional

Abstract

Las estructuras de inteligencia y la propia labor de inteligencia desempeñada por éstas en los Estados democráticos constitucionales, han experimentado profundas transformaciones en las últimas décadas. Cambios sustanciales en sintonía con los nuevos tiempos, auspiciados por el propio encaje constitucional de la inteligencia. Un elemento clave a tener en consideración en el desarrollo del relato constitucional actual, así como en los esfuerzos en aras de la defensa y protección del Estado democrático y la salvaguarda de los derechos y libertades fundamentales constitucionalmente amparados. Todo ello fruto de la madurez institucional bajo el rubro del Estado constitucional, alcanzada por los servicios de inteligencia. Transformaciones de calado que, lejos de su reconocimiento, son percibidas negativamente por un amplio espectro de una ciudadanía desinformada y contaminada por falsas informaciones y estereotipos, con respecto a qué son y para qué sirven, los servicios y actividades de inteligencia. Ante este panorama, urge aproximar a la sociedad, a través de la cultura de inteligencia como vehículo de difusión, la relevancia constitucional de los servicios de inteligencia y su labor, conducente a favorecer la consolidación de la democracia constitucional. Para ello, cobra relevancia difundir la legitimidad de los servicios de inteligencia y el desempeño de sus funciones de protección del Estado y sociedad, de conformidad con la legalidad, como un elemento relevante en términos de calidad democrática.

The intelligence structures and the intelligence work carried out by them in the constitutional democratic states have undergone profound transformations in recent decades. Substantial changes in tune with the new times, sponsored by the constitutional fit of intelligence itself. A key element to be taken into account in the development of the current constitutional account, as well as in the efforts for the defense and protection of the democratic State and the safeguarding of the constitutionally protected fundamental rights and freedoms. All this fruit of the institutional maturity under the heading of the constitutional State, reached by the intelligence services. Transformations of draft that, far from their recognition, are negatively perceived by a broad spectrum of an uninformed citizenship and contaminated by false information and stereotypes, regarding what they are and what they are for, intelligence services and activities. Given this panorama, it is urgent to bring society, through the culture of intelligence as a vehicle of diffusion, the constitutional relevance of the intelligence services and their work, conducive to favoring the consolidation of constitutional democracy. For this, it is important to disseminate the legitimacy of the intelligence services and the performance of their functions of protection of the State and society, in accordance with the law, as a relevant element in terms of democratic quality.

Proyecto de investigación DER2017-83436-C2-1-R, titulado "Las respuestas en un Estado de Derecho a los retos de seguridad: fortalecimiento democrático, derechos fundamentales y deberes de la ciudadanía", concedido por el Ministerio de Economía, Industria y Competitividad de España

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Cultura de inteligencia, Servicios de inteligencia, Derecho, Intelligence services, Constitucionalismo, Derechos fundamentales, Constitution, Fundamental rights, Intelligence culture, Law, Constitutionalism, Constitución

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