The claim
En este país la Constitución nunca se ha reformado, siempre se han derogado
Original review summary
The review says Spain’s 1978 Constitution has not been replaced in its entirety, but it has been amended twice. It also notes a historical exception to the claim that constitutions were always repealed: the 1837 Constitution gave way to the 1845 Constitution without technically being repealed.[S1]
Additional context
In 1992, a reform added wording to Article 13.2 concerning foreign citizens’ right to vote in municipal elections. [S1]
In 2011, Article 135 was amended to introduce the principle of financial stability. [S1]
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Sources and attribution
- [S1] Newtral original review
Original review · Retrieved October 15, 2026