Article 1, Right to social communication
Every person, individually or collectively, has the right to produce information and to participate on an equal basis in social communication. The...
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Article 2
The State must respect freedom of the press, promote media pluralism and diversity of information. Prior censorship is...
Article 3, Ownership concentration of mass media
The State shall impede ownership concentration of communication and information media. In no case may a state monopoly be imposed on them. This...
Article 4, Media and information promotion
The State promotes the creation of communication and information media and their development at the regional, local and community...
Article 8
Everyone offended or unjustly alluded to by a means of communication and information has the right to have his or her clarification or rectification...
Article 9, Cultural rights
The Constitution guarantees to all individuals and communities: 1° Right to freely participate in cultural and artistic life and to enjoy its...
Article 12
The State promotes, fosters, and guarantees access to, development and spreading of cultures, arts, and knowledge, taking into account cultural...
Article 13
Indigenous peoples and nations have the right to obtain the repatriation of objects of culture and human remains pertaining to the peoples. The State...
Article 18
Everyone, individually and collectively, has the right to universal access to digital connectivity and to information and communication technologies,...
Article 19
It is the duty of the State to overcome the gaps in access, use and participation in the digital space, its devices, and infrastructures. It is the...
