Constitution of Argentina

The Constitution of the Argentine is one of the primary education sources of the Argentinian right. The first version was written in 1853 by the joined together constitutional assembly with Santa Fe, and doctrines base it was inspired by the Constitution of the United States of America. It was reformed on several occasions: 1860, 1866, 1898, 1949, 1957 and finally has its current form since 1994.

Divisions

The constitution of Argentina has four types of divisions: parts, titles, sections and chapters. It is cut out in the following way:

Preamble.
first Part:

First chapter: Declarations, rights and guaranteed (35 articles).
Second chapter: New rights and guaranteed (8 articles).

Second part:

First title: The federal government (77 articles).

First section: The branch légistalif. (43 articles).

First chapter: The House of Commons.
Second chapter: The senate.
Third chapter: Common provisions of the two rooms.
Fourth chapter: Capacities of the congress.
Fifth chapter: Formation of the laws.
Sixth chapter: General Auditoría of Nacion .
Septimèe chapter: The Ombudsman.

Second section: The executive branch. (21 articles)

First chapter: Its nature and duration.
Second chapter: The way and the time of the elections of the President and vice-president of the nation.
Third chapter: Capacities of the executive branch.
Fourth chapter: Ministers.

Third section: Justice. (12 articles).

First chapter: Its nature and duration.
Second chapter: Capacities of the branch of justice.

Fourth section: The office of the public continuation (1 article).

Second title: The provincial governments (9 arcticles).

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