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Directory: Government and Politics Declarations, Rights and Guarantees

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The Constitution

Argentina: The Constitution

The return to civilian rule in 1983 represented a return to the principles of the 1853 Constitution, with some changes in electoral details. In August 1994 a new Constitution was approved, which contained 19 new articles, 40 amendments to existing articles and the addition of a chapter on New Rights and Guarantees. The Constitution is summarized below:

Declarations, Rights and Guarantees
Legislative Power
Executive Power
Judicial Power
Provincial Government

Citation: The Constitution (Argentina), in Europa World online. London, Routledge. Retrieved 21 November 2008 from http://www.europaworld.com/pub/entry/ar.dir.2
Directory: Government and Politics Declarations, Rights and Guarantees


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