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cord-024898-gvudxbc2	Medina González, María Concepción	Mexican Law of Religion at 28 Years of the Constitutional Reform on Religious Matters	2020-05-17		.txt	text/plain	8734	428	44	For that reason, among others, I prefer to refer to the "Mexican Law of Religion" as the set of rules of the State concerning the religious factor that attends to the religious needs and interests at the individual level (individual juridical person), corporate level (religious communities and religious associations), and collective level (indigenous peoples, with respect to their religious practices and customs), under the principles of religious freedom, laicity (laicidad), and separation of state and churches (or religious communities). Although a prohibition is incorporated: "No one can use the public acts of expression of this freedom for political purposes, proselytism or propaganda." Before this reform, several civil and non-Catholic religious associations demonstrated in about 20 states in the Mexican Republic to warn that they would not allow the reform of Article 24 of the Constitution, because it threatens the secular nature of the Mexican State and it gives privileges for Catholics.	./cache/cord-024898-gvudxbc2.txt	./txt/cord-024898-gvudxbc2.txt