III. To report on all pending matters, so that they may be considered in the next session.
IV. To call extraordinary sessions in the case of official offenses or offenses of the common order committed by Secretaries of Executive Departments or Justices of the Supreme Court, and official offenses committed by State Governors, provided the case shall have been already instituted by the Committee of the Grand Jury, in which event no other business of the Congress shall be considered, nor shall the sessions be prolonged beyond the time necessary for a decision.
CHAPTER III
Of the Executive Power
Art. 80. The exercise of the supreme executive power of the Union is vested in a single individual, who shall be called "President of the United States of Mexico."
Art. 81. The election of President shall be direct, in accordance with the terms of the electoral law.
Art. 82. The President of the Republic shall have the following qualifications:
I. He shall be a Mexican citizen by birth, in the full enjoyment of his rights, and he must be the son of Mexican parents by birth.
