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Abstract
The people are in whom sovereignty rests. Sovereignty is an unlimited power in civil society, therefore, the people are the only one capable of generating their own constitution. Consequently, the sovereign people have the natural right to be able to change totally or partially the Political Constitution of a country. Sovereignty is not the absolute power exercised by society, or conversely the absolute power of those who lead society, but the manifestation of the social will, oriented towards the creation or modification of what ideologically conceived as the State, namely the legitimacy their social organization, to have unified force, and guides the destinies of a nation.
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