The non-party system did not prohibit political parties, but prevented them from fielding candidates directly in elections.

The act prohibits interested parties from having off-the-record communications with a Government agency about proceedings that are in progress.

Like Mexico, most countries prohibit political parties from receiving foreign campaign donations.

Only a few weeks remain before the midterm elections, after which a new federal law will prohibit parties from collecting such money.

Nonetheless, the constitution itself does not explicitly prohibit parties.

The Constitution further prohibits political parties or activities based on religion.

The law prohibits doctors, spouses, children, or other such related parties from directly participating in one's death.

The elections law prohibits political parties based upon ethnic, gender, or religious affiliation.

The bill would also prohibit political parties from using money that is not subject to Federal regulation to help candidates for Federal offices.