Principles and regulations stipulated in the Constitution from 1923
Principles and regulations stipulated in the Constitution from 1923

Summary/Abstract: The Constitution-which is the fundamental law of a state-contains norms and principles that legitimate the exercising of the political power, establishes the constituting and the functioning of the power structures, fixes the general frame of the juridical regulations regarding the social relationships, mechanisms and bodies that protect the social order. In the Constitution from 1923 had been more clearly formulated the national sovereignty principle, by declaring the state national unitary and indivisible, with inalienable territory, with the specification that the political power belongs to the nation that exercised it throughout its representatives elected through universal, direct, equal, compulsory and secret suffrage.

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