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Constitution of Argentina of 1853 (as amended by the 1860

125

Jurisdiction
Argentina
Provision
125
Source language
English
Recorded status
in force
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Recorded status
in force

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Section 125.- The provinces may enter into partial treaties for purposes of the administration of justice, of economic interests, and works of common benefit, with the knowledge of the Federal Congress; and may promote their industry, immigration, the construction of railways and navigable canals, the colonization of provincial-owned lands; the introduction and establishment of new industries, the imports of foreign capitals and the exploration of their rivers, by means of laws protecting these ends and with their own resources. The provinces and the City of Buenos Aires may continue with their own social security entities for civil servants and professionals; and may promote economic progress, human development, creation of jobs, education, science, knowledge and culture.

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Constitution of Argentina of 1853 (as amended by the 1860 · wipo.int · Retrieved 18 August 2026.

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