stituting evidence of their biological identity, in accordance with law. Such documents shall not contain any mention classifying the parental relationship.
Article 57: Everyone has the right to express freely his or her
thoughts, ideas or opinions orally, in writing or by any other form of
expression, and to use for such purpose any means of communication
and diffusion, and no censorship shall be established. Anyone mak
ing use of this right assumes full responsibility for everything
expressed. Anonymity, war propaganda, discriminatory messages or
those promoting religious intolerance are not permitted.
Censorship restricting the ability of public officials to report on matters for which they are responsible is prohibited.
Article 58: Communications are free and plural, and involve the
duties and responsibilities indicated by law. Everyone has the right to
timely, truthful and impartial information, without censorship, in
accordance with the principles of this Constitution, as well as the right
to reply and corrections when they are directly affected by inaccurate
or offensive information. Children and adolescents have the right to
receive adequate information for purposes of their overall development.
Article 59: The State guarantees the freedom of cult and religion.
All persons have the right to profess their religious faith and cults, and
express their beliefs in private or in public, by teaching and other
practices, provided such beliefs are not contrary to moral, good customs and public order. The autonomy and independence of religious
confessions and churches is likewise guaranteed, subject only to such
limitations as may derive from this Constitution and the law. Father
and Mother are entitled to have their sons and daughters receive religious education in accordance with their convictions.
No one shall invoke religious beliefs or discipline as a means of evading compliance with law or preventing another person from exercising his or her rights.
