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A finales de 2016 el Tribunal Constitucional federal aleman tuvo que decidir un recurso individual que reivindicaba, para los ciudadanos de Baviera, la posibilidad de un referendum independentista. Este articulo analiza la decision del Tribunal, contextualizandola a la luz de la jurisprudencia previa, del contexto politico y de la doctrina. Finalmente, propone unas reflexiones criticas en perspectiva comparada. At the end of 2016, the German Federal Constitutional Court issued a decision concerning an individual appeal claiming the possibility of an independentist referendum for the Bavarian population. This article analyzes the Court’s decision, contextualizing it in the light of previous jurisprudence, political context and scholarship. Finally, it offers critical reflections from a comparative perspective.

Los Länder no son «señores de la Constitución»: el Tribunal Constitucional Federal Alemán sobre el referéndum separatista bávaro