PART I. FUNDAMENTAL BASES OF THE STATE: RIGHTS, DUTIES AND GUARANTEES TITLE I. FUNDAMENTAL BASES OF THE STATE CHAPTER I. Model of the State Article 1 Article 2 Article 3 Article 4 Article 5 Article 6 CHAPTER II. Principals, Values and Purposes of the State Article 7 Article 8 Article 9 Article 10 CHAPTER III. System of Government Article 11 Article 12 TITLE II. FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND GUARANTEES CHAPTER I. General Matters Article 13 Article 14 CHAPTER II. Fundamental Rights Article 15 Article 16 Article 17 Article 18 Article 19 Article 20 CHAPTER III. Civil and Political Rights Section I. Civil Rights Article 21 Article 22 Article 23 Article 24 Article 25 Section II. Political Rights Article 26 Article 27 Article 28 Article 29 CHAPTER IV. Rights of the Nations and Rural Native Indigenous Peoples Article 30 Article 31 Article 32 CHAPTER V. Social and Economic Rights Section I. Environmental Rights Article 33 Article 34 Section II. Right to Health and Social Security Article 35 Article 36 Article 37 Article 38 Article 39 Article 40 Article 41 Article 42 Article 43 Article 44 Article 45 Section III. Right to Work and Employment Article 46 Article 47 Article 48 Article 49 Article 50 Article 51 Article 52 Article 53 Article 54 Article 55 Section IV. Right to Property Article 56 Article 57 Section V. Rights of Children, Adolescents and Youth Article 58 Article 59 Article 60 Article 61 Section VI. Rights of the Family Article 62 Article 63 Article 64 Article 65 Article 66 Section VII. Rights of the Elderly Adults Article 67 Article 68 Article 69 Section VIII. Rights of Disabled Persons Article 70 Article 71 Article 72 Section IX. Rights of Persons Deprived of Liberty Article 73 Article 74 Section X. Rights of Users of Services and Consumers Article 75 Article 76 CHAPTER VI. Education, Cultural Diversity and Cultural Rights Section I. Education Article 77 Article 78 Article 79 Article 80 Article 81 Article 82 Article 83 Article 84 Article 85 Article 86 Article 87 Article 88 Article 89 Article 90 Section II. Higher Education Article 91 Article 92 Article 93 Article 94 Article 95 Article 96 Article 97 Section III. Cultures Article 98 Article 99 Article 100 Article 101 Article 102 Section IV. Science, Technology and Research Article 103 Section V. Sports and Recreation Article 104 Article 105 CHAPTER VII. Social Communication Article 106 Article 107 TITLE III. DUTIES Article 108 TITLE IV. JURISDICTIONAL GUARANTEES AND ACTIONS OF DEFENSE CHAPTER I. Jurisdictional Guarantees Article 109 Article 110 Article 111 Article 112 Article 113 Article 114 Article 115 Article 116 Article 117 Article 118 Article 119 Article 120 Article 121 Article 122 Article 123 Article 124 CHAPTER II. Actions of Defense Section I. Action for Liberty Article 125 Article 126 Article 127 Section II. Action of Constitutional Protection Article 128 Article 129 Section III. Action for Protection of Privacy Article 130 Article 131 Section IV. Action for Unconstitutionality Article 132 Article 133 Section V. Action for Compliance Article 134 Section VI. Popular Action Article 135 Article 136 CHAPTER III. States of Emergency Article 137 Article 138 Article 139 Article 140 TITLE V. NATIONALITY AND CITIZENSHIP CHAPTER I. Nationality Article 141 Article 142 Article 143 CHAPTER II. Citizenship Article 144 PART II. FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE TITLE I. LEGISLATIVE ORGAN CHAPTER I. Composition and Attributes of the Pluri-National Legislative Assembly Article 145 Article 146 Article 147 Article 148 Article 149 Article 150 Article 151 Article 152 Article 153 Article 154 Article 155 Article 156 Article 157 Article 158 Article 159 Article 160 Article 161 CHAPTER II. Legislative Procedure Article 162 Article 163 Article 164 TITLE II. EXECUTIVE ORGAN CHAPTER I. Composition and Attributes of the Executive Organ Section I. General Matters Article 165 Section II. Presidency and Vice Presidency of the State Article 166 Article 167 Article 168 Article 169 Article 170 Article 171 Article 172 Article 173 Article 174 Section III. Ministers of State Article 175 Article 176 Article 177 TITLE III. JUDICIAL ORGAN AND PLURI-NATIONALCONSTITUTIONAL COURT CHAPTER I. General Matters Article 178 Article 179 CHAPTER II. Ordinary Jurisdiction Article 180 Sole Section. Supreme Court of Justice Article 181 Article 182 Article 183 Article 184 Article 185 CHAPTER III. Agro-Environmental Jurisdiction Article 186 Article 187 Article 188 Article 189 CHAPTER IV. Rural Native Indigenous Jurisdiction Article 190 Article 191 Article 192 CHAPTER V. Council of Ministers of Justice Article 193 Article 194 Article 195 CHAPTER VI. Pluri-National Constitutional Court Article 196 Article 197 Article 198 Article 199 Article 200 Article 201 Article 202 Article 203 Article 204 TITLE IV. ELECTORAL ORGAN CHAPTER I. Pluri-National Electoral Organ Article 205 Article 206 Article 207 Article 208 CHAPTER II. Political Representation Article 209 Article 210 Article 211 Article 212 TITLE V. FUNCTIONS OF CONTROL, DEFENSE OF SOCIETY AND DEFENSE OF THE STATE CHAPTER I. Function of Control Sole Section. General Comptroller Article 213 Article 214 Article 215 Article 216 Article 217 CHAPTER II. Function of Defense of Society Section I. Public Defender Article 218 Article 219 Article 220 Article 221 Article 222 Article 223 Article 224 Section II. The Public Ministry Article 225 Article 226 Article 227 Article 228 CHAPTER III. Function of the Defense of the State Sole Section. Office of the Attorney General of the State Article 229 Article 230 Article 231 CHAPTER IV. Public Servants Article 232 Article 233 Article 234 Article 235 Article 236 Article 237 Article 238 Article 239 Article 240 TITLE VI. PARTICIPATION AND SOCIAL CONTROL Article 241 Article 242 TITLE VII. ARMED FORCES AND BOLIVIAN POLICE CHAPTER I. Armed Forces Article 243 Article 244 Article 245 Article 246 Article 247 Article 248 Article 249 Article 250 CHAPTER II. Bolivian Police Article 251 Article 252 Article 253 Article 254 TITLE VIII. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, BORDERS, INTEGRATION AND MARITIME RESTORATION CHAPTER I. International Relations Article 255 Article 256 Article 257 Article 258 Article 259 Article 260 CHAPTER II. Borders of the State Article 261 Article 262 Article 263 Article 264 CHAPTER III. Integration Article 265 Article 266 CHAPTER IV. Maritime Restoration Article 267 Article 268 PART III. STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE TERRITORIES TITLE I. TERRITORIAL ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE CHAPTER I. General Matters Article 269 Article 270 Article 271 Article 272 Article 273 Article 274 Article 275 Article 276 CHAPTER II. Departmental Autonomy Article 277 Article 278 Article 279 CHAPTER III. Regional Autonomy Article 280 Article 281 Article 282 CHAPTER IV. Municipal Autonomy Article 283 Article 284 CHAPTER V. Executive Organs of the Autonomous Governments Article 285 Article 286 CHAPTER VI. Legislative, Deliberative and Supervisory Organs of Autonomous Governments Article 287 Article 288 CHAPTER VII. Rural Native Indigenous Autonomy Article 289 Article 290 Article 291 Article 292 Article 293 Article 294 Article 295 Article 296 CHAPTER VIII. Distribution of Authority Article 297 Article 298 Article 299 Article 300 Article 301 Article 302 Article 303 Article 304 Article 305 PART IV. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE TITLE I. ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION OF THE STATE CHAPTER I. General Matters Article 306 Article 307 Article 308 Article 309 Article 310 Article 311 Article 312 Article 313 Article 314 Article 315 CHAPTER II. Function of the State in the Economy Article 316 Article 317 CHAPTER III. Economic Policies Article 318 Article 319 Article 320 Section I. Fiscal Policy Article 321 Article 322 Article 323 Article 324 Article 325 Section II. Monetary Policy Article 326 Article 327 Article 328 Article 329 Section III. Financial Policy Article 330 Article 331 Article 332 Article 333 Section IV. Sector Policies Article 334 Article 335 Article 336 Article 337 Article 338 CHAPTER IV. Assets and Resources of the State and Their Distribution Article 339 Article 340 Article 341 TITLE II. ENVIRONMENT, NATURAL RESOURCES, LAND AND TERRITORY CHAPTER I. Environment Article 342 Article 343 Article 344 Article 345 Article 346 Article 347 CHAPTER II. Natural Resources Article 348 Article 349 Article 350 Article 351 Article 352 Article 353 Article 354 Article 355 Article 356 Article 357 Article 358 CHAPTER III. Hydrocarbons Article 359 Article 360 Article 361 Article 362 Article 363 Article 364 Article 365 Article 366 Article 367 Article 368 CHAPTER IV. Mining and Metalurgy Article 369 Article 370 Article 371 Article 372 CHAPTER V. Water Resources Article 373 Article 374 Article 375 Article 376 Article 377 CHAPTER VI. Energy Article 378 Article 379 CHAPTER VII. Biodiversity, Coca, Protected Areas and Forest Resources Section I. Biodiversity Article 380 Article 381 Article 382 Article 383 Section II. Coca Article 384 Section III. Protected Areas Article 385 Section IV. Forest Resources Article 386 Article 387 Article 388 Article 389 CHAPTER VIII. Amazonia Article 390 Article 391 Article 392 CHAPTER IX. Land and Territory Article 393 Article 394 Article 395 Article 396 Article 397 Article 398 Article 399 Article 400 Article 401 Article 402 Article 403 Article 404 TITLE III. COMPREHENSIVE SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT Article 405 Article 406 Article 407 Article 408 Article 409 PART V. NORMATIVE HIERARCHY AND CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM SOLE TITLE. SUPREMACY AND REFORM OF THE CONSTITUTION Article 410 Article 411 TRANSITORY PROVISIONS First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth
The sovereign people shall participate, through the organized civil society, in the design of public policies.
Organized Civil Society shall exercise public monitoring of public management at all levels of the State, and of businesses, public enterprises, and private ventures that administer public fiscal resources.
It will exercise public monitoring of the quality of public services.
The law shall establish the general framework for the exercise of public monitoring.
Civil society shall organize itself to define the structure and composition of public participation and monitoring.
The entities of the State shall create spaces of participation and public monitoring on the part of society.
Participation and public monitoring implies the following activities, in addition to those established in the Constitution and the law:
To participate in the formulation of the policies of the State.
To support the Legislative Organ in the collective development of the laws.
To develop social oversight at all levels of the government and of the autonomous, self sufficient, decentralized and de-concentrated territorial entities.
To create transparent management of information and use of resources in all of the places of public management. The information requested for public monitoring may not be denied and shall be delivered in complete, truthful, adequate and timely form.
To formulate reports that support the petition for revocation of mandate, in accordance with the procedure established in the Constitution and the law.
To hear and comment on the reports of the activities of the organs and functions of the State.
To coordinate the planning and monitoring with the organs and functions of the State.
To file complaints with the corresponding institutions for investigation and processing in the cases considered appropriate.
To participate in the public scrutiny of candidates in appointment procedures who are subject to them.
To help the electoral organ publicize the nominations of candidates for the corresponding public posts.
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