La autonomía territorial en el estado unitario colombiano según la jurisprudencia de la Corte Constitucional

Abstract

The principles of Territorial Autonomy and Unitary State in light of the Constitutional jurisprudence, indicate that a Unitary State indicates that it is politically centralized, but, when recognizing the territorial Autonomy, it is indicated as the safeguard of a space of own decision to the territorial authorities ; the previous thing, causes that these two principles become inescindibles one of the other, and in turn reciprocal restrictions in their materialization impose, which indicates. In that sense, territorial autonomy in the Unitary state in the light of constitutional jurisprudence is restricted by the central power, which with its administration and command design weakens the local power or territorial entities, veto or reciprocal restriction imposed on the authorities both national and territorial observe other principles of constitutional order such as subsidiarity, coordination and concurrence to allow both the Unitarianism of the State and the Autonomy of the territories.