The Republic of Paraguay is forever free and independent. It constitutes itself as a social State of law, unitary, indivisible, and decentralized.

The Republic of Paraguay is governed under the constitution of 1992, which is the country's sixth since independence from Spain in 1811.

The constitution states that Paraguay is a representative and pluralist democracy and that government is exercised by the separate powers of the legislative, ...

Political Constitution of the Republic of Paraguay, Paraguay ; Amended: October 17, 2011 ; Entry into force: June 20, 1992 ; Promulgated: June 20, 1992.

Constitution of the Republic of Paraguay. { Adopted on: 20 June 1992 } ... In its international relations, the Republic of Paraguay accepts international law and ...

The 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Paraguay replaces the 1967 Constitution which provided for strong presidential powers.

Article 24 of the constitution protects religious freedom and there are no legal restrictions on religious expression or speech. Article 46 of the constitution.

2. The Paraguayan Constitution provides that the Legislative power will be vested in the Congress, made up of the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies.

Constitution of The Republic of Paraguay, as approved in 1967.

The highest law of the Republic is the Constitution. This, the treaties, international conventions and agreements adopted and ratified, the laws adopted by ...