The participation in the management of the spanish scheme of social security

Abstract

The fight against discrimination has been and is a constant in the European Union. The principle of equal treatment, specially promoted by the European Commission and the Court of Justice does not only focus on citizens of the Union but extends also its action field to third countries nationals legally residents on the territory of the European Union. In fact the dynamism and vitality of this principle does not seem to have fully defined limits. In fact it is emerging strongly the principle of positive discrimination, such as in the case Demirci. Based on this positive discrimination, some third-country nationals can be more favored treated than the citizens of the Union. For some people, the idea of a fortress Europe begins to crumble, and not only because the refugees.