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La Constitución de Nicaragua de 1912 establece que Nicaragua es una nación libre, soberana e independiente, cuyo territorio incluye las islas adyacentes y está situado entre los océanos Atlántico y Pacífico, y las Repúblicas de Honduras y Costa Rica. La soberanía es inalienable e imprescriptible y reside esencialmente en el pueblo. La Constitución también establece la separación de poderes y la protección de los derechos y libertades fundamentales de los ciudadanos.
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<p>Aleksandr Pávlovich Ivanov (1876-1940) fue asesor científico del Museo Ruso de San Petersburgo y profesor del Instituto Superior de Bellas Artes de la Universidad de esa misma ciudad. <em>El estereoscopio</em> (1909) es el único texto suyo que se conoce, pero es al mismo tiempo uno de los clásicos del género.</p> <p>Ignati Nikoláievich Potápenko (1856-1929) fue amigo de Chéjov y al parecer éste se inspiró en él y sus amores para el personaje de Trijorin de <em>La gaviota</em>. Fue un escritor muy prolífico, y ya muy famoso desde 1890, fecha de la publicación de su novela <em>El auténtico servicio</em>. <p>Aleksandr Aleksándrovich Bogdánov (1873-1928) fue médico y autor de dos novelas utópicas, <is>La estrella roja</is> (1910) y <is>El ingeniero Menni</is> (1912). Creía que por medio de sucesivas transfusiones de sangre el organismo podía rejuvenecerse gradualmente; tuvo ocasión de poner en práctica esta idea, con el visto bueno de Stalin, al frente del llamado Instituto de Supervivencia, fundado en Moscú en 1926.</p> <p>Vivian Azárievich Itin (1894-1938) fue, además de escritor, un decidido activista político de origen judío. Funcionario del gobierno revolucionario, fue finalmente fusilado por Stalin, acusado de espiar para los japoneses.</p> <p>Alekséi Matviéievich ( o Mijaíl Vasílievich) Vólkov (?-?): de él apenas se sabe que murió en el frente ruso, en la Segunda Guerra Mundial. Sus relatos se publicaron en revistas y recrean peripecias de ovnis y extraterrestres.</p>
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Constitución de Nicaragua
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Créditos
Título original: Constitución de Nicaragua de 1912.
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Diseño de cubierta: Michel Mallard.
ISBN rústica: 978-84-9897-360-0.
ISBN ebook: 978-84-9953-530-2.
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Sumario
Créditos 4
Constitución Política de la República de Nicaragua 7
Título I. De la Nación 7
Título II. De la forma del Gobierno 7
Título III. De la religión 8
Título IV. De la enseñanza 8
Título V. De los nicaragüenses 8
Título VI. De los extranjeros 9
Título VII. De los ciudadanos 10
Título VIII. De los derechos y garantías 11
Título IX. Del Poder Legislativo 17
Título X. De las facultades comunes a las Cámaras 20
Título XI. De las atribuciones del Congreso en Cámaras unidas 20
Título XII. De las atribuciones del Congreso en Cámaras separadas 22
Título XIII. Del Poder Ejecutivo 27
Título XIV. De los deberes y atribuciones del Poder Ejecutivo 28
Título XV. De los Secretarios De Estado 32
Título XVI. Del Poder Judicial 33
Título XVII. Del Presupuesto 36
Título XVIII. Del Ejército 38
Título XIX. Del Gobierno departamental 38
Título XX. Del Gobierno Municipal 39
Título XXI. De la responsabilidad de los empleados públicos 40
Título XXII. Leyes constitutivas 41
Título XXIII. De la reforma de la Constitución y leyes constitutivas 41
Título XXIV. Disposiciones generales 42
Título XXV. Disposiciones transitorias 43
Libros a la carta 49
Constitución Política de la República de Nicaragua
Aprobada el 10 de noviembre de 1911
Publicada en La Gaceta Oficial el 17 de enero de 1912, n.º 13
EN PRESENCIA DE DIOS,
Nosotros los Representantes del pueblo nicaragüense, reunidos en Asamblea Constituyente, decretamos y sancionamos la siguiente
CONSTITUCIÓN POLÍTICA
Título I. De la Nación
Artículo 1.º Nicaragua es Nación libre, soberana e independiente. Su territorio, que también comprende las islas adyacentes, está situado entre los océanos Atlántico y Pacífico, y las Repúblicas de Honduras y Costa Rica.
Artículo 2.º La soberanía es una, inalienable e imprescriptible, y reside esencialmente en el pueblo, de quien derivan sus facultades los funcionarios que la Constitución y las leyes establecen. En consecuencia, no se podrá celebrar pactos o tratados que se opongan a la independencia e integridad de la Nación, o que afecten de algún modo su soberanía, salvo aquellos que tiendan a la unión con una o más de las Repúblicas de Centro América.
Artículo 3.º Los funcionarios públicos no tienen más facultades que las que expresamente les da la ley. Todo acto que ejecuten fuera de ella es nulo.
Título II. De la forma del Gobierno
Artículo 4.º El Gobierno de Nicaragua es
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