Andean Community Administrative Law and its impact on the Colombian legal system
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Abstract
Although the legal nature of Administrative Law is one
of the most intrinsic to Internal Law, without a doubt,
and as a consequence of the globalizing phenomenon, said
regulatory framework is transcending borders. The above
is corroborated by the link between the Colombian State
and the Andean Community (CAN). The present lines
aim to demonstrate the existence of Andean Community
Administrative Law. In this order of ideas, and in order
to corroborate the previous statement, an analysis is
presented regarding the configuration of the basic elements
of Colombian Administrative Law, in order to demonstrate
compliance with said elements, from Andean Community
Law; in order to affirm the existence of Andean Community
Administrative Law. For this purpose, it is relevant to note
that the CAN has a regulatory framework that regulates
Andean administrative activity. Additionally, said
regulatory framework shows an administrative structure
materialized in an administrative organization called the
Andean Integration System (SAI). In accordance with
the above lines, the regulatory framework of the CAN is
configured as a legal discipline with its own sources of law,
independent of Domestic Law and International Law; and
with a community administrative dispute, materialized
through the Andean Court of Justice
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