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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	8733	320	37	“Mexican Law of Religion” means the totality of state legal norms that include the religious factor linked to individual, corporate, and collective religious needs and interests under the fundamental principles of religious freedom, secularism (laicity), and separation of the State and religious communities. For the analysis, I will focus my remarks on some fundamental topics: the amendments to Articles 24 and 40 of the Political Constitution and the New Constitution of Mexico City; development and legal protection of the dimensions of religious freedom; management of religious diversity as public policy and recent cases, such as the Native American Church case and the Blood Transfusion case, since these illustrate the Supreme Court’s readiness to protect the right of religious freedom.	cache/cord-024898-gvudxbc2.txt	txt/cord-024898-gvudxbc2.txt
