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Article 15
The State cares for public health and for means of prevention and treatment of diseases and epidemics.
Article 16
Property, capital and work are fundamental constituents of the social structure of the State and of the national wealth. They are all individual rights with a social function as regulated by law.
Article 17
Public property is inviolable and its protection is the duty of every citizen.
Article 18
Private property is inviolable. No one shall be prevented from disposing of his property except within the limits of law. No property shall be expropriated except for the public benefit in the circumstances and manner specified by law, and on condition that just compensation is paid.
Article 19
General confiscation of the property of any person shall be prohibited. Confiscation of particular property as a penalty may not be inflicted except by a court judgment in the circumstances specified by law.
Article 20
The national economy shall be based on social justice. It is founded on fair co-operation between public and private activities. Its aim shall be economic development, increase of productivity, improvement of the standard of living and achievement of prosperity for citizens, all within the limits of law.
Article 21
Natural resources and all revenues there from are the property of the State. It shall ensure their preservation and proper exploitation due regard being given to the requirements of State security and the national economy.
Article 22
Relations between employers and employees and between landlords and tenants shall be regulated by law on economic principles, due regard being given to the rules of social justice.
Article 23
The state shall encourage both co-operative activities and savings, and supervise the system of credit.
Article 24
Social justice shall be the basis of taxes and public imposts.
Article 25
The state shall ensure the solidarity of society in shouldering burdens resulting from public disasters and calamities and provide compensation for war damages or injuries received by any person as a result of the discharge of his military duties.
Article 26
Public office is a national service entrusted to those who hold it. Public officials, in the exercise of their duties, shall aim at the public interest.
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