The curfew is not reflected as such in any Spanish legislation by prohibiting a fundamental constitutional right such as movement.
Many jurists such as D.
Javier Albar, magistrate of the Contentious-Administrative Chamber of the Supreme Court of Aragon, have repeatedly questioned the constitutionality of restricting fundamental rights based on health laws or even in the state of alarm.On April 30, he himself wanted to consult the Constitutional Court on the legality of the confinement based on this figure, so now that a possible curfew is being considered, he defends the same idea: the Government would have to go one step further and approve the state of emergency.
