Religiones y Estado en Argentina, entre la Constitución y el derecho internacional
Keywords:
Relaciones Iglesia, Estado, Comunidades religiosas, Normas constitucionales, Libertad religiosaAbstract
El régimen jurídico de las comunidades religiosas en Argentina tiene sus bases en normas constitucionales e internacionales que provienen de épocas diferentes: la Constitución de 1853/60, el Concordato de 1966 y los tratados internacionales constitucionalizados en la reforma de 1994. Si bien las contradicciones explícitas entre el Concordato de 1966 y el régimen de Patronato incluido en la Constitución de 1853/60 fueron eliminadas por la mencionada reforma, la armonización de este complejo normativo no está exenta de dificultades. The legal status of religious communities in Argentina is ruled by constitutional and international norms originated in different historical periods: the 1853/60 Constitution, the 1966 Concordat and the international treaties incorporated to the Constitution by the 1994 amendments. The relation between all those legal sources is not simple, even if the Patronato system at odds with the 1966 Concordat was eliminated from the Constitution in 1994.
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2018-03-05
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