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Law 12/2023 of 24 May on the right to housing introduced a range of measures, including, most notably, the possibility of declaring "stressed" residential market areas, which, in turn, are the cornerstone of the price limitation framework on residential lease agreements that the abovementioned housing rights law introduced in the Urban Leases Law. On 11 August 2023, the competent housing authorities of the regional government of Catalonia were the first to apply this provision and declare 140 municipalities as "stressed" residential market areas. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

New housing regulations introduce new measures on civil, administrative, tax and litigation law matters that restrict the exercise of the powers on housing exclusively attributed to the Spanish autonomous regions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Constitutional Court has analyzed the judgments issued in 2021 and has found that the resolution of jurisdictional disputes has decreased compared to amparo processes. Although constitutional doctrine is dense, the lack of clear limits for state institutions and the generation of jurisdictional conflicts continue to be a problem. In addition, the increasing trend of Spanish deputies and senators to use the legitimacy granted to them by the Constitution and the Organic Law of the Constitutional Court to file constitutional appeals is highlighted. The Court has issued several resolutions related to judicial decisions linked to the self-determination referendum in Catalonia and has resolved constitutional processes related to the participatory process carried out in Catalonia in 2014. It has also issued judgments related to state and regional provisions approved to address the COVID-19 crisis, including the declaration and extension of the state of alarm. In addition, it has resolved a constitutional appeal against decrees of the Government of Catalonia related to the housing law. The article summarizes several judgments of the Constitutional Court related to jurisdictional disputes in Spain. The complexity of the distribution of powers between the State and the autonomous communities in areas such as environmental protection, international adoption, environmental quality management, consumption, social security, and taxation is highlighted. The Court has recognized the broad scope of autonomous powers in these matters, but has also declared the unconstitutionality of certain regional laws that encroach on the competence of the State. In addition, cases related to the use of the bable/Asturian language in the General Assembly of the Principality of Asturias and the Budget Law of the Generalitat of Valencia are mentioned. [Extracted from the article]

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The inclusion of Havana in the World Heritage List in 1982 contributed to a recognition of the values of the traditional city. This paper delves into the recent history of the 80's in the area of social housing. To help understand the transformations that have taken place, this work starts with a theoretical framework, and background to the Cuban context of the 1980s, beginning with the events of the Mariel and ending at the start of the "Special Period". This includes the General Housing Law approved in 1984 and modified in 1988, after the "Process of rectification of mistakes and negative trends", when the Group for the Integral Development of the City was created and the Microbrigades Movement was revitalized in 1986. This produced a transition from the industrialization of housing and open peripheral urbanization to a revalorization of the traditional city and craft technologies. In addition, heritage conservation was promoted as well as the insertion of new housing buildings in consolidated urban areas. Some prioritized programs formulated at the end of the 80's could not be continued because of the economic crisis that characterized the following decade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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In this article, we review studies that contribute to the critical understanding of place attachment in contexts of infringement of the right to adequate housing, revealing tensions between the meanings of the communities as opposed to the governmental normative obligations. For this, and transiting between psychology, geography and cultural studies, we describe the importance of places for people, the positive, negative and ambivalent dimensions of place attachment and we inquire into the processes involved in the loss and transformation of places. From a transdisciplinary reflection, we advocate a critical approach, which implies to make visible different political elements that seem to be absent in hegemonic positivistic and socio-cognitive productions. In our conclusions, we developed the importance of considering these absences, proposing to incorporate the dimensions of ethics and social commitment, gender, race, class and the challenges of decolonizing knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo discurre sobre las leyes y regulaciones asociadas con el alquiler residencial en el periodo de postcrisis económica en España, después de 2008. La autora comenta sobre la falta de viviendas asequibles, especialmente para jóvenes, y examina el impacto de la crisis financiera en la reducción de salarios.

El artículo informa sobre varias leyes y jurisprudencia sobre bienes raíces y planificación urbana en España. Estos incluyen un proyecto de ley sobre los contratos de crédito celebrados con consumidores de bienes inmuebles de uso residencial; una ley que establece el derecho de primera negativa y retracción en el desalojo de la vivienda en Andalucía; y un reglamento aprobado para los establecimientos hoteleros y balnearios en Aragón.

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In the Peruvian legal world is commonly thought that the Civil Law changes slower than the criminal law or commercial law, and that after the Peruvian Constitution, the Civil Code is the highest legislative body of our nation state. Today, thirty years of his term as a civil regulatory framework, we can be certain of that assertion. However, in some areas such as home, the change has been made faster. However lights for some time brought the then brand-new Civil Code on this matter, it soon would rise on some shadows contrast with the concepts of domicile introduced by a new constitution which came into force with great vigor. Thus, thirty years after the enactment of the Civil Code, between light and shadow, yet we continue to reflect on this important legal concept born of ancient Rome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Se analizan decretos y sentencias en Derecho Inmobiliario y Urbanismo de España emitidos entre enero de 2012 y diciembre de 2013 en diversas comunidades autónomas del país. Entre éstos se incluyen la Ley 4/2013 de Andalucía relativa a la promoción social de la vivienda, el Programa de Fomento de Alquiler de Castilla y León y el Decreto 184/2013 que regula lo concerniente a diseño y calidad de viviendas en Valencia.

Se presenta una corrección al artículo publicado en número 21 de la revista, el cual enfoca en los aspectos jurídicos de la vivienda.

The article focuses on analyzing the activity of the institutions of the French Republic in the last year. We analyze the presidential and parliamentary elections held in May-June 2012, and legislative activity in both chambers, with special emphasis on the declaration of unconstitutionality of several laws, among which are those of social housing law, code of environment, the allocation of the remuneration of the chief in one of the three budgets grinders laws that have been passed in this period, the Finance Act 2013 and the financial law of social security. Moreover, special attention has been paid to the proposals contained in the Report of the Commission for renewal of democracy and ethics of public life, addressing the constitutional implications that it has for the design of the institutions of the Vth Republic and for improving democratic quality. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo analiza diversos decretos y sentencias en el área de Derecho Inmobiliario y Urbanístico emitidos en España y Portugal entre febrero y junio de 2011. Entre las regulaciones discutidas se encuentran el Real Decreto-ley 8/2011 de protección a deudores hipotecarios, leyes de Ordenación del Territorio y de la Actividad Urbanística de varias comunidades autónomas de España y ley de derecho a la vivienda.

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El artículo analiza diversos decretos y sentencias en Derecho Inmobiliario y Urbanístico emitidos en España entre noviembre de 2010 y abril de 2011. Entre las regulaciones discutidas se encuentran la Modificación de la Ley de Catastro Inmobiliario, Ley de Ordenación Territorial y Régimen Urbanístico del Suelo de Cantabria y Ley de Garantías en el Acceso a la Vivienda en Castilla-La Mancha.

Growing demand for housing solutions require developing new mortgage finance mechanisms, currently being met in the Dominican Republic by overcoming barriers such as needed reforms in legislation governing security markets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

El artículo analiza diversos decretos y sentencias en el área de Derecho Inmobiliario y Urbanístico emitidos en España y Portugal entre abril y agosto de 2010. Entre las regulaciones discutidas se encuentran el reglamento del Fondo Financiero del Estado para la Modernización de las Infraestructuras Turísticas, el Reglamento de Disciplina Urbanística de la Comunidad Autónoma de Andalucía y la Ley de Derecho a la Vivienda.

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El artículo analiza diversos decretos y sentencias en el área de Derecho Inmobiliario y Urbanístico emitidos en España entre septiembre y diciembre de 2009. Entre las regulaciones discutidas se encuentran la inclusión de nuevas medidas transitorias del plan estatal de vivienda y rehabilitación, ampliación de la Ley de Arrendamientos Urbanos y ley sobre Sociedades Anónimas Cotizadas de Inversión en el Mercado Inmobiliario.

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The article focuses on housing rights in Europe. It specifically discusses the development of a human rights perspective on positive obligations relating to housing in the European Court of Human Rights. It discusses the shift from traditional liberal concepts of negative rights towards the influence of post-war welfare state models and the contemporary state since the 1980s. It also examines the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights with emphasis on property rights.

The article is about the housing issue in Brazil and Uruguay at the beginning of the Twentieth century as a political issue. With first-hand data, speeches and draft bills from parliamentary elites in both countries, the article reveals how these Brazilian and Uruguayan elites coped with the housing issue in the political agenda from 1904 to 1914. There were debates from Brazilian and Uruguayan Parliaments upon housing as a social issue, but adopting differentiated approaches. To Uruguay's elites, housing was associated to worker status recognition as a social agent. To Brazil's elites, housing demands little attention and, when discussed, it was about real-estate titles legislation. It was possible to verify that political elites discussed housing due to growing urbanization and social pressures. Despite the differences, Brazilians and Uruguayans recognized in the State the political agent to address the issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The right to adequate housing is a constitutional provision stated in Article 51 of Colombian Political Constitution. It is an assistance right that requires a previous legal development and has to be directly delivered by the government (State in US law) or by the associated entities created and aimed at that purpose. The Constitutional Court has set that, though this right does not belong to the group of the fundamental rights, the State (Government in US law) must provide the necessary rules to grant the Colombian people an adequate housing under equal conditions, as well as specific legal guidelines. Since it does not constitute a fundamental right, it is constitutionally protected only when acts or omissions may entail a violation of humane dignity. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Se presenta un resumen y un análisis de la Ley n. 18.795 de Uruguay acerca del acceso a vivienda de interés social.