How can the Argentine National Constitution be amended according to Article 30?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: B. Two-thirds of Congress must declare the necessity of reform, and a specially elected convention
- Step 1: Article 30 states that the Constitution may be reformed in whole or in part. Step 2. Congress convenes the reform by declaring its necessity with a two-thirds vote of members present. Answer: Two-thirds of Congress must declare the necessity of reform, and a specially elected convention. Why not the others: A special National Constituent Convention is elected by the people to deliberate the reforms.
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