The European Union and Spain's different types of international agreements. A reference to Brexit
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Treaty law and its relationship with the legal system of the European Union are the subjects of this article, which analyses them in the light of Brexit and the agreements - simple withdrawal agreement and mixed agreement on future relations - that will govern the exit of the United Kingdom. In particular, it analyses the binding nature of such agreements for the Union and for its Member States, with special reference to Spain, their hierarchy in the system of sources and the possible direct effect of their obligations. The article also seeks to explore how principles applicable to these problems would be relevant to other agreements concluded by the Union and its Member States: international administrative agreements and non-normative agreements.
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