Resumen de La protezione penale del sentimento religioso in Spagna: un caso di diritto teorico
The evolution of the offences against religious beliefs in Italy and Spain has many points in common, both because of the original confessional nature of the state and because of the process of secularisation experienced from the second half of the 20th century onwards. On these premises, this paper sets out the issues of adapting this offence to the current constitutional requirements which, in Spain, far from leading to the formal raising of questions of constitutionality, have so far resulted in the first reform of the 1983 and the subsequent systematic non-application of the same.
