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After the Act 27/2013 of 27 December on the Streamlining and Sustainability of Local Government is required, for the constitution of a new municipality, it has a minimum population of 5,000 inhabitants. Such provisions have always been controversial in Spain, as evidenced by the legislative evolution after 1812 Constitution: have been set multiple figures on this and have been even opted, during long periods, for not requiring a particular demographic minimum, as has been the case in recent decades. The recovery of a minimum population for any new municipality —which has already been endorsed by the Constitutional Court in its Judgment no. 41/2016 of 3 March— also represents a clash between the new basic law of the State and the existing regional regulations that has already led to the firsts conflicts both in Catalonia and Andalusia.

La población mínima de los nuevos municipios: estado de la cuestión tras la Ley de Racionalización y Sostenibilidad de la Administración Local