text: those cases in which no compensation shall be paid. Such a decision shall require an absolute majority of the members of both Chambers. No judicial authority is empowered to review or waive such reasons of equity." (b) Article 10: "A study of the following titles shall be compulsory in all primary education establishments; titles I, II, III, IV and V (Fundamental Principles, Civil and Political Rights, Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, The Duties of Individuals, The Suspension of Guarantees, Interpretation and Application) of this Constitution as well as the provisions relating to the fundamental organizational principles of the State." (c) Article 11 of title III on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; "All Colombians, be they men or women, are equally entitled to enjoy the economic, social and cultural rights recognized by this Constitution. The limitations on their exercise which may be imposed by acts issued by the Congress shall only apply in so far as they are compatible with the spirit of the above rights and with the sole objective of promoting the general well-being of democratic society which is the fundamental goal of Colombia." E/198 6 /4/Add.25 paqe 11 (d) Article 13: "Labour must be so organized as to ensure fair and satisfactory conditions for all men and women, in particular with respect to: 1. Equal pay for equal work; 2. Safety and hygiene at workplaces; 3. Equal opportunities for promotion to the appropriate higher category on the basis of length of service and the merits of their work performance; 4. Rest, regular vacations and paid holidays, and reasonable restrictions on working hours; 5. Proper living conditions for workers and their families; 6. Social security protection." Article 14: "The law shall provide for family property which is inalienable and non-seizable." THE (DNOORDAT 29. Since taking office President Virgilio Barco has been committed to 
analysis: The text appears to be related to the social and economic aspects of a country, specifically Colombia. It discusses the rights of citizens, labor conditions, and education, which are all crucial components of a country's social and economic development.