Considerations of Transnational law in the reform of the New Legal Code of Navarre
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Abstract
At present, the political borders of countries are completely open to the rules adopted within different international organisations that States create in order to satisfy their common interests. The provisions of Transnational law project their influence onto national laws, encouraging the change of regimes that do not comply with global requirements. In this regard, the amendment of the Compilation of Regional Civil Law of Navarre in 2019 not only made it possible to align its laws with the rules issued by the European Union, it also enabled the New Legal Code to accommodate legal institutions that are already part of the societies in all our surrounding countries, from the essential provisions on the protection of human rights to the fair Sustainable Development Goals of the 2030 Agenda.
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Transnational law, Human rights, European Union, 2030 Agenda