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Declaration of Independence

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Declaration of the independence of the Mexican Empire, issued by its Sovereign Junta, assembled in the Capital on September 28, 1821.

The Mexican Nation, which for three hundred years had neither had its own will, nor free use of its voice, leaves today the oppression in which it has lived.

The heroic efforts of its sons have been crowned today, and consummated in an eternal and memorable enterprise, which a spirit superior to all admiration and praise, out of love and for the glory of its Country started in Iguala, continued, and brought to fruition, overcoming almost insurmountable obstacles.

Restored then this part of the North to the exercise of all the rights given by the Author of Nature and recognized as unalienable and sacred by the civilized nations of the Earth, in liberty to constitute itself in the manner which best suits its happiness and through representatives who can manifest its will and plans, it begins to make use of such precious gifts and solemnly declares by means of the Supreme Junta of the Empire that it is a Sovereign nation and independent of old Spain with which henceforth it will maintain no other union besides a close friendship in the terms prescribed by the treaties; that it will establish friendly relationships with other powers, executing regarding them whatever declarations the other sovereign nations can execute; that it will constitute itself in accordance to the bases which in the Plan of Iguala and the Treaty of Córdoba the First Chief of the Imperial Army of the Three Guarantees wisely established and which it will uphold at all costs and with all sacrifice of the means and lives of its members (if necessary); this solemn declaration, is made in the capital of the Empire on the twenty-eighth of September of the year one thousand eight hundred and twenty-one, first of Mexican Independence

Amen.


Agustín de Iturbide
Antonio Obispo de Puebla
Lugar de la firma de O'Donojú

Manuel de la Bárcena

Matías de Monteagudo
José Yáñez

Licenciado Juan Francisco Azcárate

Juan José Espinosa de los Monteros
José María Fagoaga

José Miguel Guridi y Alcocer

El Marqués de Salvatierra
El Conde de Casa de Heras y Soto

Juan Bautista Lobo

Francisco Manuel Sánchez de Tagle
Antonio de Gama y Córdoba

José Manuel Sartorio

Manuel Velázquez de León
Manuel Montes Argüelles

Manuel de la Sota Riva

El Marqués de San Juan de Rayas
José Ignacio García Illueca

José María de Bustamante

José María de Cervantes y Velasco
Juan Cervantes y Padilla

José Manuel Velázquez de la Cadena

Juan Horbegoso
Nicolás Campero

El Conde de Jala y de Regla

José María Echevers y Valdivieso
Manuel Martínez Mancilla

Juan Bautista Raz y Guzmán

José María Jáuregui
José Rafael Suárez Pereda

Anastasio Bustamante

Isidro Ignacio de Icaza
Juan José Espinosa de los Monteros – Vocal Srio
 

Drivindeath

United Mexican States
Aug 14, 2020
1,858
Mexico's Constitution of 1917
w/ Amendments through
2002 Subsequently amended
TITLE ONE
CHAPTER I. Human Rights and Guarantees
CHAPTER II. Mexican Nationals
CHAPTER III. The Foreigners
CHAPTER IV. The Mexican Citizens


TITLE TWO
CHAPTER I. National Sovereignty and form of State Governance
CHAPTER II. Composition of the Federation and Mexican Territory


TITLE THREE
CHAPTER I. Division of Powers
CHAPTER II. The Legislature
CHAPTER III. The Federal Executive Branch
CHAPTER IV. The Judicial Branch


TITLE FOUR. Public Servants’ Accountability, Individuals related to Administrative Liabilities or Corruption Acts
Article 108
Article 109
Article 110
Article 111
Article 112
Article 113
Article 114


TITLE FIVE. Mexican States and the Federal District
Article 115
Article 116
Article 117
Article 118
Article 119
Article 120
Article 121
Article 122


TITLE SIX. Labor and Social Security
Article 123

TITLE SEVEN. General Considerations
Article 124
Article 127
Article 128
Article 129
Article 130
Article 131
Article 132
Article 133
Article 134


TITLE EIGHT. Constitutional Reforms
Article 135

TITLE NINE. The Inviolability of the Constitution
Article 136

TRANSITORY ARTICLES
Article 1
Article 3
Article 4
Article 5
Article 6
Article 7
Article 8
Article 9
Article 10
Article 11
Article 12
Article 13
Article 15
Article 16
Article 17
 
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