Most of the laws passed by the EU are decided in the shadows, without the involvement of the European Parliament and with the 27 member states unable to prevent the Commission from positioning itself as the main legislator in the EU, despite not having such a role and lacking democratic election. Transparency regarding the documents […]

Is still transparency a true fundamental right in the EU? Are the myriad of public consultations under the ‘have your say’ method something more than a trap to get distracted?   Comitology laws For easy understanding, the so-called comitology is a particular decision-making procedure in the EU that consists of granting the European Commission powers […]

Explanation of the Judgment of 15 February 2023 of the General Court of the EU, in case T-77/22 Asesores Comunitarios v European Commission, with the intervention of the Kingdom of Spain.   Introduction Spain’s Recovery and Resilience Plan is not known. It was neither published by the Spanish government nor by the institutions in charge […]