Fuerza (indirecta) y autonomía (moderada) jurídicas de la Carta de Derechos Fundamentales de la Unión Europea

Abstract

After the merely political proclamation of the European Union Charter of Fundamental Rights, an evolution (not a revolution) within the European Union in matters of fundamental rights seems to confirm itself. Such an evolution is going in the good direction of simplification, an impulse to training in jurisprudence in matters of fundamental rights, and its function as a minimum standard of protection. It also opens the possibility of dialogue between European Union law and the European Covenant of Human Rights, and its jurisprudence originating from the European Court of Human Rights.