Abstract
This article analyses how relations between constitutionalism and colonialism caused problems to the citizenship-making project and the guarantee of rights during the Spanish Second Republic. Regulations are studied, but also various judicial and administrative archives with the aim of unravelling the interpretation of law and the day-to-day running of the bodies involved in the administration of justice (judges, prosecutors, police and military). In the end, it is argued that the behaviour of the administration in the face of these realities constitutes one of the reflections of the existence of institutional resistance to the Constitutional State, without ignoring its dark side.Enviado el (Submission Date): 19/02/2020Aceptado el (Acceptance Date): 24/03/2020
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