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The constituent assembly tasked with drafting Egypt's post-revolution constitution has passed the document as the country continues to reel from a decree that gave extraordinary powers to the president, the Muslim Brotherhood's Mohamed Morsi.

While President Jacques Chirac of France has called for a ban on religious symbols in public schools, the conservative administration of the Spanish prime minister, José María Aznar, who favors a mention of Christianity in a future European constitution, has passed a law to strengthen the presence of the Roman Catholic Church in the Spanish schools.

Elders in Ol Posimuru explained that a full year after the constitution had passed they had no idea what it contained.

"Kenya has been reborn," declared Kiraitu Murungi, the energy minister, shortly before final results were announced Thursday showing that the new Constitution had passed, with 67 percent of Kenyans behind it.

It is hugely to Poland's credit that this has not happened: the country's institutions and constitution have passed the test almost serenely.But it has taken a great tragedy to remind Poles of this achievement because, for many of them, too little has changed in daily life.

His book was first published in 1844, and there is a simple reason that it's still the principal point of reference when it comes to our constitution: it has passed the toughest test of all – time.

In popular votes, the constitution has failed twice, in France and the Netherlands; and it has passed twice, in Spain and Luxembourg.

Now that A64 has passed and been signed into state constitution, how much pot can an adult possess in Colorado?

The National Assembly just has passed an 18th amendment repealing the 17th amendment to the constitution.

In Pakistan, the regime has passed a law against Ahmadis, saying we are not Muslims for the purposes of law and the constitution.

On Tuesday, Zimbabwe's electoral commission announced the results of a referendum to approve a new Constitution — it had passed with nearly 95 percent of the vote.