A mediación no proceso contencioso-administrativo. Unha perspectiva comparada entre o dereito portugués e o dereito español

Administrative law has historically survived without incorporating mediation, but the truth is that it cannot be denied that over time legal-administrative relations are becoming more complex and the current model fails to respond to the needs of citizens, both because of the unsatisfactory results...

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Main Author: Valiño Ces, Almudena
Format: Article
Language:Galician
Published: 2020
Online Access:https://dialnet.unirioja.es/servlet/oaiart?codigo=7778288
Source:REGAP: Revista galega de administración pública, ISSN 1132-8371, Nº. 60, 2020, pags. 425-443
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Summary: Administrative law has historically survived without incorporating mediation, but the truth is that it cannot be denied that over time legal-administrative relations are becoming more complex and the current model fails to respond to the needs of citizens, both because of the unsatisfactory results and for the times that are delayed. This reality promotes the sense of unprotection of citizens in the face of the Administration and the need to seek new mechanisms for the resolution of disputes. All this only merits the analysis of the possibility of going to mediation, both in Spanish and Portuguese law, in order to resolve the conflicts that arise before the courts and administrative courts.