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Haiti
Constitution as adopted on 10 March 1987.
Article 5
All Haitians are united by a common language: Creole. Creole and French are the official languages of the Republic.
Article 40
The State has the obligation to publicize in the oral, written and televised press in the Creole and French languages all laws, orders, decrees, international agreements, treaties, and conventions on everything affecting the national life, except for information concerning national security.
Note: The complete
text of the Constitution of Haiti is provided in English through the
Political Database of the Americas maintained by Georgetown University.
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