スペインの3'500人の秘密諜報員の基本的権利を制限する法律が可決
Una ley orgánica limitará los derechos fundamentales de los agentes secretos
El decreto regula la carrera profesional de los 3.500 agentes y crea el Consejo Asesor
La actual normativa data de hace 18 años, con una reforma limitada en 2004
Miguel González Madrid 5 ABR 2013 - 14:43 CET
An organic law shall limit the fundamental rights of the secret agents
The decree regulates the 3,500 career agents and make the Advisory Council
The current rules dating back 18 years, with a limited reform in 2004
Miguel Gonzalez Madrid 5 ABR 2013 - 14:43 CET
The Cabinet today approved the Staff of the National Intelligence Center (CNI), which regulates the career of Spanish spies. The adoption of the Statute was announced by the Vice President and Minister of Presidency, Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, in an appearance before Congress in January 2012, to explain the broad outlines of his department, and pending the entry into force of the law that created the CNI, 2002. In fact, the Spanish spies are still governed by a royal decree of July 1995, referred to the Senior Center for Defense Information (Cesis), predecessor of the CNI, which was refurbished in February 2004, two weeks before the general election that gave victory to the PSOE.
Among the new highlights of the new statute regulating the careers of actors and the creation of the Advisory Council Staff CNI. These two reforms introduced by the acting director of central intelligence, General Felix Sanz, who promised when he took office in July 2009, to minimize discretion in career development and allocation of destinations. For his part, the Advisory Council is an advisory body that channels generally Sanz suggestions center agents but, unlike their counterparts in the Civil Guard and the Armed Forces, not democratically elected and serves as a channel for participation professional associations.
The Statute devotes a chapter to the disciplinary measures, but does not regulate the limitation of fundamental rights of the spies (freedom of speech, assembly or demonstration). This will be done by an organic law to develop additional provision of Law 2009 Military Career affecting the CNI. One of the most controversial aspects of the statute was still in force to limit its claim fundamental rights by decree.
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Many of the approximately 3,500 agents that has the Spanish secret service are military or police, so they have the status of officials, but more and more people gain access to the status of "regular staff" CNI since college or civil society. To facilitate outplacement when they lose eligibility to continue in the CNI, the statute opens the door to that, by signing an agreement, the exagentes to fill positions in the Prime Minister's Office, which oversees the center.
The sources stress that it is a "highly professional regulation" which, in essence, keeps the lines of the previous Statute, approved by a Government of a different political, and develops a law (the regulatory CNI) "which was consensus between the major parties. "
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