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Government of Bolivia Constitution of the Bolivian Republic of 6 November 1826

XXXVIII. Official Persons who are named Deputies for the Legislative Body, shall, in the interim, be replaced in the exercise of their employments by other individuals.
XXXIX. The restrictions upon the Legislative Body are:
No Sitting can be held in any of the Chambers, without there be present the two-thirds parts of the respective Members composing them: and the absentees must be compelled to attend and fulfil their duties. No one of the Chambers can initiate or introduce a Bill (Projecto de Ley) connected with affairs committed by the Constitution to another Chamber
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Government of Bolivia Constitution of the Bolivian Republic of 6 November 1826

Foreigners who have obtained Letters of Citizenship. Foreigners married to a Bolivian woman, and who possess the qualifications 3 and 4 of Art. XIV. Foreigners unmarried, provided they have resided 4 years in the Republic, and possess the same qualifications. XVI. The Citizens of those Nations which were formerly Spanish America, shall enjoy the rights of Citizenship in Bolivia, agreeably to the Treaties entered into with them.
XVII. Only such as are Citizens in the exercise of Citizenship can obtain employments and offices in the Public Service.
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