Article 13, first and third paragraphs, Principles of autonomy and sufficiency
Financial autonomy of territorial entities entails the authority to organize and manage their public finances within the limits set forth herein and...
Financial autonomy of territorial entities entails the authority to organize and manage their public finances within the limits set forth herein and...
The financial activity of territorial entities shall be performed in a coordinated manner among them, the State, and the competent authorities,...
Regional and local governments may issue debt pursuant to a general or special law, which shall establish at least the following regulations: a) The...
The State and the territorial entities shall contribute to the correction of any inequalities among them. A law shall set forth compensation funds...
The administrative regions and boroughs that record revenues higher than the weighted average of fiscal revenues shall transfer resources to their...
It is the duty of the State and the territorial entities in the sphere of their competencies, to establish a permanent policy of sustainable and...
Territorial entities, their representatives, and authorities, failing to fulfil their obligations on financial matters, shall assume, in the part...
The principle of economic efficiency entails territorial entities having to use their resources in an economically sound, optimal, and effective...
On an annual basis, the relevant authority shall publish the revenues subject to taxes and the State, regional and municipal tax burdens, as well as...
In those cases, set forth by this Constitution, the law, and regional by-laws, territorial entities shall promote, foster, and guarantee...