Re:I put all 8,642 Spanish laws in Git – every reform is a c...
by Mordisquitos on Saturday March 28, 2026 @09:51AM
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Local authorities in Spain do have the authority to enact their own law-ish regulations, which are called 'ordenanzas'. For example, if I remember correctly, motorbikes are allowed to park on the pavement by default in Barcelona unless a sign says otherwise, but it is forbidden in Madrid unless a sign explicitly allows it.
I think local government in Spain has at least as much authority as it does in the UK, maybe more, but almost certainly less than it does in the US.
I think local government in Spain has at least as much authority as it does in the UK, maybe more, but almost certainly less than it does in the US.