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Overview of Mexican Human Rights Law

This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about human rights and the evolution of their recognition in Mexican constitutions throughout history. Each question includes the correct answer and a brief feedback explaining why it is the correct answer. The topics covered include the chapters of the Mexican constitution, different generations of rights, key historical instruments, and constitutional reforms.

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Overview of Mexican Human Rights Law

This document contains 12 multiple choice questions about human rights and the evolution of their recognition in Mexican constitutions throughout history. Each question includes the correct answer and a brief feedback explaining why it is the correct answer. The topics covered include the chapters of the Mexican constitution, different generations of rights, key historical instruments, and constitutional reforms.

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Currently, Chapter I of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States is
llama
Select one:
a. Of individual guarantees
b. Of the rights of Mexicans

c. Of Human Rights and their guarantees


From Mexicans and Mexican women

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Currently, Chapter I of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States


Human Rights, bears the name 'Of human rights and their guarantees.'
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When we talk about labor rights, children's rights, family rights, and the right to health, we are
talking about rights:
Select one:
first generation
b. Second Generation

c. Social
d. Of peace and legality

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We also found among social rights, the right to education, agrarian rights,
indigenous peoples, to the environment, to peace, to solidarity. Also considered of
third generation.
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Normative body that suffers from a solemn declaration of rights. However,
recognizes some in its different chapters related to the person such as: the
equality, freedom, legal security, property, political rights and in matters
educational
Select one:
a. Constitution of 1814
b. Constitution or Constitutional Laws of 1836

c. Constitution of Cádiz of 1812


d. Constitutional Laws of 1836

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This Constitution recognizes certain rights belonging to the individual.


such as: equality (articles 1, 18, and 339); freedom (articles 4, 5, 172, and 371); the
legal certainty (articles 3, 4, 15-17, 131, 132, 155, 169, 171, 226, 236, 242, 244, 275)
286, 297, 306, 308 and 373); property (articles 4 and 172); political rights (articles 18,
21, 23-26) and in educational matters (articles 335, 366-370).
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In the Constitutive and Reform Act of 1847, it was established for the first time in the field
federal
Select one:
the death penalty

b. the amparo trial


c. the betrayal of the homeland

d. the right to vote for women

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It had been established in the state of Yucatán since 1841, but it was not until 1847 that it
established within the scope of federal constitutional.
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In Mexico, human rights are exclusively enshrined in the
Political Constitution of the United Mexican States
Select one:
a. TRUE

b. FALSE

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It is indeed false because they are also laid out in the treaties.
international treaties signed by Mexico and ratified by the Senate of the Republic; in the
Local Constitutions, in the laws and in the codes of the subject, both federal and local,
among others.
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These types of rights constitute negative limits on public servants in favor of
individual
Select one:
of equality
b. Legal security
c. Social

of freedom

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Yes. Among the rights of freedom we find: Freedom of work, profession, industry or
trade, the freedom of movement and residence, etc.
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Detention only with a judicial order is a right:
Select one:
of freedom

b. of legal certainty
c. of property
of equality

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According to the guarantees of legal security, detention can only be carried out with an order.
judicial same as provided for in Article 16, paragraphs two to seven.
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The prohibition of any type of discrimination translates into respect for the rights of:
Select one:
a. Legal security

b. Equality
c. Freedom
A few

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The main rights of equality include, among others, non-discrimination as established by the
Article 1, paragraph three of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States. The
color, ethnic origin, religion, marital status, political ideas, social status or
economic status, sex, age, sexual preferences, among others, cannot be a reason for
legal, administrative or judicial advantage or disadvantage for individuals.
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The Sentiments of the Nation by José María Morelos y Pavón and the project called
Constitutional elements served as the foundation for what is also known as the Constitution.
from Apatzingán. In what year was that Constitution promulgated?

Select one:

a. Constitution of 1814
b. The Constitution of 1824
c. 1917
d. The Law of the National Human Rights Commission

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In addition to Morelos' ideas, the content of this Constitution incorporates the principles
established in the Constitution of Cádiz and is based on the liberal-democratic model of
the French constitution.
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To hold citizenship and have the power to vote and be voted for to occupy positions of popular election,
they are rights:

Select one:
of freedom
b. of equality
c. legal security

d. politicians
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Right to Mexican citizenship, right to vote and to be voted for to hold office.
popular election and the right to be appointed to hold any other position or commission in
public service, are some of them.
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After the Constitutional Revolution, Venustiano Carranza called for a Congress to
reforming the Constitution of 1857, leading to the promulgation of the Constitution that we
regulates. In what year did it come into force?

Select one:
a. 1859
b. 1910

c. 1917
d. 1927

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In subsequent years, particularly in the seventies, eighties, and nineties,


important constitutional reforms on human rights were given and are found
currently in force in Mexico.
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The historical journey through the Constitutions of the Mexican State reminds us that the
human rights in this country:
Select one:
a. They have always been the same

They have evolved according to the social transformations that have occurred.
c. They do not comply with international conventions
They are the same as those in other parts of the world.

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One of the characteristics of human rights is that they are historical, meaning they arise from
through time and are consolidated in various stages of development and expansion, this is the case of the
Mexican state.

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