Análisis de la sentencia interpretativa 0006-09-SIC-CC, caso 0012-08-IC. ¿Tiene el Estado ecuatoriano derecho a participar en al menos el 50% de los beneficios que se generan en el sector de las telecomunicaciones? (Jurisprudencia)

Se revisa la sentencia interpretativa no. 0006-09-sIC-CC, caso 0012-08-IC, expedida por la Corte Constitucional para el período de transición. en lo principal, esta sentencia analiza si el segundo inciso del art. 408 de la Constitución ecuatoriana es aplicable al sector de las telecomunicaciones. la mencionada norma dispone que el estado debe participar en los beneficios del aprovechamiento de varios recursos –entre ellos los no renovables y el espectro radioléctrico– en un monto que no debe ser inferior a los de la empresa que los explota. la importancia económica de la decisión de la Corte es evidente, pues incide directamente en el alcance del derecho de propiedad, tanto del estado como de los particulares que realizan actividades en el sector de las telecomunicaciones. Pese a la relevancia económica del asunto, la motivación es escasa, y la línea de argumentación obscura, e inclusive contradictoria.

Análisis de la sentencia n.º 001-10-SIN-CC. Casos n.º 0008-09-IN y 0011-09-IN sobre acción de inconstitucionalidad en contra de la Ley de Minería y efectos posteriores (Jurisprudencia)

This paper aims to analyze the decision issued by the Constitutional Court for Transition within the unconstitutionality presented against the Mining Act. Proponents, in the main, formal allege unconstitutional by the Mining Law have been issued by the Committee on Legislation and Oversight (National Assembly during the Transitional Period after the adoption of the 2008 Constitution) without the prior execution of a legislative pre query, this query being a collective right of national, indigenous peoples and communities recognized in Article 57 paragraph 17 of the Constitution of the Republic. The Constitutional Court ruled Transition to reject the unconstitutionality confirming the constitutionality of the regulatory body and the substantial and non-formal pre-legislative consultation.

The creation of euro area financial safety nets. Bruegel Working Paper 2012/09, July 2012

The financial crisis has exposed the need to devise stronger and broader international and regional safety nets in order to deal with economic and financial shocks and allow for countries to adjust. The euro area has developed several such mechanisms over the last couple of years through a process of trial and error and gradual enhancement and expansion. Their overall architecture remains imperfect and leaves areas of vulnerabilities. This paper provides an overview of the recent financial stability mechanisms and their various shortcomings and tries to brush the outline of a more comprehensive safety net architecture that would coherently address the banking, sovereign and external imbalances crises against both transitory and more permanent shocks. It aims to provide a roadmap for further improvements of the current mechanism and the creation of new devices including a banking resolution mechanism and amore powerfulmechanismto provide financial assistance addressing both the sovereign and external dimensions of the shocks thereby reducing the need for the ECB to fill the current void.