The National Police was intended to not recognize privileges or distinctions among the general population, with the only exception of international treaties established in the Constitution that gave immunity to members of diplomatic missions.
The only exception was for international treaties established in the Constitution that gave immunity to members of diplomatic missions. The National Police was intended to not recognize privileges or distinctions among the general population.
The National Police was intended to not recognize privileges or distinctions among the general population. The only exception was for international treaties established in the Constitution that gave immunity to members of diplomatic missions.
The National Police was intended to not recognize privileges or distinctions among the general population. The only exception was for international treaties established in the Constitution that gave immunity to members of diplomatic missions.