Constitution of the Republic of Honduras
DECREE NUMBER N° 131
January 11, 1982
PREAMBLE
We, Deputies elected by the sovereign will of the Honduran people, gathered in the National Constituent Assembly, invoking the protection of God and the example of our heroes, with our faith placed in the restoration of the Central American union and faithfully interpreting the aspirations of the people who gave us their mandate, we decree and sanction this Constitution so that it strengthens and perpetuates a rule of law that ensures a politically, economically and socially just society that affirms nationality and fosters the conditions for the full realization of man, as a human person. , within justice, freedom, security, stability, pluralism, peace, representative democracy and the common good.
TITLE I: THE STATE
Chapter I: The Organization of the State
TITLE II: NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP
Chapter IV: Suffrage and Political Parties
Chapter V: The Electoral Function
TITLE III: DECLARATIONS, RIGHTS AND GUARANTEES
Chapter IV: The Rights of the Child
Chapter VIII: Education and Culture
TITLE IV: CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES
Chapter I: Habeas Corpus and Amparo
Chapter II: Unconstitutionality and Review
Chapter III: Restriction or Suspension of Rights
TITLE V: POWERS OF THE STATE
Chapter II: Formation, Sanction and Promulgation of the Law
Chapter III: Of the Comptroller General of the Republic
Chapter IV: Of the Attorney General’s Office
Chapter V: Of the Administrative Probity Directorate
Chapter VI: Of the Executive Branch
Chapter VII: Of the Secretaries of State
Chapter IX: Decentralized Institutions
Chapter X: National Defense and Public Security
Chapter XI: Departmental and Municipal Regime
Chapter XII: The Judicial Power
Chapter XIII: The Responsibility of the State and Its Servants
TITLE VI: THE ECONOMIC REGIME
Chapter I: The Economic System
Chapter II: Currency and Banking
Chapter IV: The Financial Regime
TITLE VII: THE REFORM AND THE INVIOLABILITY OF THE CONSTITUTION
Chapter I: The Reform of the Constitution
Chapter II: On the Inviolability of the Constitution
