2008 Constitution of Ecuador
The 2008 Constitution of Ecuador is a foundational document that outlines the country's governance structure, individual rights, and social and economic principles. It establishes Ecuador as a plurinational state, recognizing the rights of indigenous peoples and promoting social and economic equality. The constitution also sets forth the framework for the country's executive, legislative, and judicial branches.
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