Land boundaries dispute solving competence between states. The inconvenience of the 2005 constitutional reform of the articles 46, 73, 76 and 105 of the Mexican Political Constitution

Abstract

All  state to  exist as it should be, it  must  have a  territory. From this  fundamental premise is that it develops an analysis of form and constitutional arrangements that have existed throughout Mexican history to resolve boundary disputes between entities states. Special attention is  required of the reform published in the Official  Journal  of the Federationon November 8, 2005, which  empowered the  Senate  to the effect that  can  punish  amicable agreements  on  their respective boundaries  that  held  the states, as well as to enable  establish definitively the limits of the states that so request, in order to end the differences that they may have concerning the limits of their territory, and “counter-reform” that it is implemented with the reform published in the Official Journal of the Federation on Octover 15, 2012, where that power is returned to our highest court, in this year, making a criticism of the reform of 2005, as aconstitutional reform badly planned and worse executed.