News on security in the new Statute of Autonomy of the Canary Islands: Advances in the collaboration and coordination of Local Police

Abstract

This article addresses the relationship between the right to security and Public Security, focusing on the competencies and coordination among the State, Autonomous Communities, and Local Corporations. It analyzes the new Statute of Autonomy and the developments in the Canarian Autonomous Police, civil protection and maritime rescue, private security, and the penitentiary system. To a greater extent, it discusses the coordination and cooperation among local police forces, emphasizing the importance of intermunicipal collaboration and supramunicipal coordination in the Canary Islands. Finally, it mentions other legal challenges in the area of local public service, such as the delimitation of competencies of mobility agents and the exercise of authority by interim officials. In conclusion, the article highlights the importance of increased cooperation, coordination, and unification of police forces to optimize resources and provide better service to citizens.