shua Pedanías of Ponferrada and contour. CHARACTERIZATION OF COUNCILS TRADICIONAIS Berciano (1 ª PART), Xabier Lake
for Mestre, the group Ceiba Fala do Bierzo.
for Mestre, the group Ceiba Fala do Bierzo.
We want to make a review of the peculiar characterization of the so-called rural councils in the region of El Bierzo. Successive see different aspects of the organization and operation of historic concellos. These are called now legally under local, as is commonly referred to as parishes or local committees. Berciano For almost all towns have that particularized legal recognition. We say this because there is only recognized Galicia 9 local children, including one called Bembrive in Vigo, although there are hundreds of parishes.
The concellos medieval and early modern El Bierzo underwent a profound transformation during the liberal revolution of the nineteenth century. Many of them went on to form local councils and have their municipal territory, which included most of the former councils. The new capital city coincided in part with villas, head of jurisdiction, typical of the Old Regime.
NEW RULES OF THE COUNCILS ELECTIONS.
begin with the section of the legal rules because there have been recent changes in this area of \u200b\u200bgreat interest to the organization of the municipalities of El Bierzo. In particular it has been reformed the Organic Law on General Elections. Using the new Organic Law 2 / 2011 of January 28 have been amended some articles of the previous electoral law.
begin with the section of the legal rules because there have been recent changes in this area of \u200b\u200bgreat interest to the organization of the municipalities of El Bierzo. In particular it has been reformed the Organic Law on General Elections. Using the new Organic Law 2 / 2011 of January 28 have been amended some articles of the previous electoral law.
Article 179, paragraph 1, "Every municipality is a district in which you choose the number of councilors resulting from the implementation of following scale: Up to 100 residents: 3. From 101 to 250 residents: 5. "
the same reform in determining the municipalities that operate in open council system, through the amendment of the Law 7 / 1985, of the Local System.
Article 29. "1. Work in Open Council: a) The traditional and municipalities have voluntarily this unique system of government and administration. b) Those others that by their geographical location, better management of municipal interests or other circumstances make it advisable.
2. The constitution in open council municipalities referred to in paragraph b) of the previous, requires application of the most overlooked, favorable decision by a majority of two thirds of the members of City Council and approval by the Autonomous Community.
3. In the open council system, government and municipal administration under a Mayor and a local assembly as part of the voters. Adjust their operation to the habits, customs and traditions and, failing that, to the provisions of this Act and the laws of the autonomous communities on local arrangements.
4. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the mayors of municipalities corporations less than 100 residents can call their neighbors to Open Council for decisions of particular importance for the municipality. Should it do so must necessarily be subject to the discretion of the local Assembly constituted for that purpose.
The municipalities that previously were obliged by law in terms of number of residents to work in an open council may continue with that special arrangements for governance and administration if, after the inaugural meeting of the Corporation, Neighborhood Assembly convened and unanimously agreed by the three elected members and most of the neighbors. "
SINGULAR TERRITORIAL ORGANISATION: THE CITY De Ponferrada.
As an example of complex territorial organization of a municipality chose the case of the city of Ponferrada. The varied spatial structure that we will believe that promotes democratic participation of its large municipality. As this city has a number of districts: La Encina, S. Andrew S. Antonio Puente Boeza, S. Peter Navaliegos, The Station, The Temple, San Ignacio, Las Huertas, Jewish quarter and rose.
Its extensive municipal district comprises the following parishes: Bouzas, Columbrianos, Parkland, Fuentesnuevas, Valdueza Mountains, Otero, Ozuela, Compludo Palaces, Peñalba de Santiago, Rimor, S. Andres Montejo S. Valdueza Clemente, S. Valdueza Esteban, S. Lorenzo, Sto. Thomas Pots, Merayo Toral, and Villanueva de Valdueza Valdefrancos. The headman and pedanáis have a neighborhood council.
And finally, there are the so-called singular entities: Bárcena del Bierzo, Campo, La Borreca, El Bosque, Carracedo of Compludo, Compludo, Compostilla, Cuatrovientos, Espinosa de Compludo, Flores del Sil, La Martina, Lombillo of Barrios, Manzaneda of Valdueza, La Placa, Orbanajo, Peñalba of Compludo, Salas de los Barrios, S. Adrian de Valdueza, Valdecañas and Villar de Barrios. These singular entities have a representative from City Hall.
O Bierzo February 2011.
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