Political Constitution of the United Mexican States
First Title
- Article 1 Prohibits slavery and discrimination
- Article 2 The nation is one and indivisible and protects the indigenous
- Article 3 Education
- Article 4 Equality and basic rights
- Article 5 Profession and work
- Article 6 Freedom of expresion and telecommunications
- Article 7 Freedom of the press
- Article 8 Right to petition
- Article 9 Right of association and prohibition of foreigners in political matters
- Article 10 Firearms
- Article 11 Transit and asylum
- Article 12 Titles of nobility
- Article 13 Private courts
- Article 14 No retroactive laws, due process required, penalities established by law
- Article 15 Extradition
- Article 16 Legality, inviolability, penal matters
- Article 17 Justice
- Article 18 Prisoners and penal system
- Article 19 Mandates due process
- Article 20 Guarantees for the accused and victim in legal proceedings
- Article 21 Justice agencies and their responsibilities and powers
- Article 22 Punishment, confiscation and asset seizure
- Article 23 Double jeopardy
- Article 24 Freedom of conscience and religion
- Article 25 Economic development
- Article 26 Systems for planning, statistics, evaluation
- Article 27 The land, water and natural resources within the national territory originally belong to the nation, wether below or above land. Regulates the management of the land and resources of the nation.
- Article 28 Prohibition of monopolies
- Article 29 Suspension of rights due to invasion or grave public disturbance
- Article 30 Aquisition of Mexican nationality
- Article 31 Obligations of Mexicans
- Article 32 Mexicans by birth only, double nationality, and Mexicans over foreigners.
- Article 33 Foreigners, explusion, political affairs
- Article 34 Definition of Mexican citizens
- Article 35 Rights of citizens
- Article 36 Obligations of citizens
- Article 37 Loss of nationality and citizenship
- Article 38 Suspension of rights or prerogatives of citizens