%0 Journal Article
%T Qui¨¦n ha de pagar el incumplimiento del derecho de la Uni¨®n, el Estado o las Comunidades Aut¨®nomas? A prop¨®sito de algunos aspectos de inter¨¦s del Informe del Consejo de Estado espa ol de 15 de diciembre de 2010
%A Miguel Azpitarte S¨¢nchez
%J Revista d'Estudis Auton¨°mics i Federals
%D 2012
%I Institut d'Estudis Auton¨°mics
%X This paper analyses the different contexts in which the infringement of European law by Member States generates economic liabilities. The starting point is the distinction between the EU law-making powers and law-executing powers, which are conferred to a different legal status by the treaties. Later on the article analyses three areas where liabilities can emerge: the control of national law through the infringement procedure, a preliminary ruling and the cooperative administration. The main conclusion is that the existing national procedures suffice to guarantee the responsibilities.
%K European law
%K federal state
%K state liability
%K infringement procedure
%K preliminary ruling
%K administrative cooperation.
%U http://www20.gencat.cat/docs/governacio/IEA/documents/publicacions/reaf/2012/15/arxius/Azpitarte.pdf