Triple

Target class: Mexican constitutional statute
Context triple: [Acta Constitutiva y de Reformas de 1847, instanceOf, Mexican constitutional statute]

• A. Mexican federal law chosen
  Mexican federal law is the body of legal norms enacted by the federal government of Mexico that governs nationwide matters such as constitutional rights, criminal law, taxation, commerce, and national security, and prevails over state laws in areas of federal competence.
• B. Francoist fundamental law
  A Francoist fundamental law was one of the quasi-constitutional statutes enacted under Francisco Franco’s dictatorship in Spain that collectively structured and legitimized the regime’s political and institutional order.
• C. Mexican state
  A Mexican state is a primary administrative and political subdivision of Mexico, possessing its own constitution, government, and certain autonomous powers under the federal system.
• D. Spanish legal act
  A Spanish legal act is a formal, binding provision or decision issued by a competent authority within Spain’s legal system that creates, modifies, or extinguishes rights and obligations under Spanish law.
• E. constitutional function of the State of Ecuador
  The constitutional function of the State of Ecuador is the fundamental role or set of duties assigned by the Constitution to a branch or organ of the state—such as legislative, executive, judicial, electoral, or transparency and social control functions—to organize public power and guarantee rights.
• F. None of above.