Constituent Congress of Mexico

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The Constituent Congress of Mexico was the sovereign assembly convened after the Mexican Revolution to draft and promulgate the 1917 Political Constitution that still underpins the country’s federal legal and political system.

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Querétaro Constituent Congress 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent assembly
legislative body
alsoKnownAs Congreso Constituyente de 1916-1917 NERFINISHED
Congreso Constituyente de México NERFINISHED
appliesToJurisdiction United Mexican States NERFINISHED
category 1916 in Mexico
1917 in Mexico
Constituent assemblies NERFINISHED
Mexican Revolution NERFINISHED
Political history of Mexico
convenedBy Venustiano Carranza NERFINISHED
country Mexico
dateOfPromulgatedConstitution 5 February 1917
dissolvedAfter promulgation of the 1917 Constitution
endTime 1917
hasLegalSuccessor Congress of the Union (Mexico) NERFINISHED
hasMainMeetingPlace Teatro de la República NERFINISHED
hasNumberOfDeputies approximately 219
hasScope federal legal and political system of Mexico
hasTask draft the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1917
promulgate a new federal constitution for Mexico
hasTypeOfSovereigntyClaim sovereign assembly
historicalPeriod post-Mexican Revolution era
influencedBy Constitution of 1857 NERFINISHED
demands of revolutionary factions in Mexico
languageOfWork Spanish
legalBasisForConvocation Carranza’s call of December 1916
legalDocumentProduced Political Constitution of the United Mexican States of 1917 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Querétaro NERFINISHED
meetsIn Santiago de Querétaro NERFINISHED
partOf post-revolutionary state-building in Mexico
politicalOrientation plural, with strong Carrancista majority
reasonForConvocation need to create a new constitutional order after the Mexican Revolution
replaces Congress that produced the Constitution of 1857
selectionMethod elected deputies
significantEvent Mexican Revolution NERFINISHED
significantOutcome establishment of social rights in Mexican constitutional law
expansion of presidential powers in Mexico
recognition of agrarian reform principles in Article 27 of the 1917 Constitution
recognition of labor rights in Article 123 of the 1917 Constitution
regulation of the relationship between church and state in Mexico
strengthening of federalism in Mexico
startTime 1916
subjectOf studies in Mexican constitutional history

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Constituent Congress of 1916–1917 alsoKnownAs Constituent Congress of Mexico
this entity surface form: Querétaro Constituent Congress
Title Four enactedBy Constituent Congress of Mexico
subject surface form: Title Four of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States
Constitution of 1824 promulgatedBy Constituent Congress of Mexico