Law prohibiting any discrimination against women for reasons of sex. Draft bill 1448.

Draft bill declaring of social interest and public necessity the education of adult women, without any discrimination whatsoever, approved by the Congress in Decree No. 65-96.

Draft bill creating the National Archives System.

Draft bill repealing the Law of Cultural Heritage. Decree 1970.

Draft bill on Contribution to the Decentralization of Culture, approved by the Congress in Decree No. 95-96.

Draft bill to combat the AIDS virus and protect the human rights of persons living with HIV-AIDS, approved by the Congress in Decree No. 27-2000.

Draft bill to amend Decree 90-97, Health Code, providing a new section regulating the advertising of tobacco and alcohol. It also prohibits smoking in government buildings, the centralized and autonomous entities and State enterprises, in school buildings, in university classrooms, public transportation, taxis, medical care centers, public and private hospitals, cinemas, closed places where public shows are presented, theaters, airports, filling stations, gas retail premises, and in general in all places providing public services. The decree also provides for the regulation of advertising of alcoholic beverages and tobacco and derivatives. Guatemala is one of the few first countries in Central America to have such strong legislation regulating the advertising of these products. Bill approved by Congress in Decree No. 50-2000.

Draft bill on sexual and reproductive health, providing, for the first time in the country's history, for health education, family planning and special attention to vulnerable groups, emphasizing the fight against maternal and infant mortality. Approved by the Congress in Decree No. 42-2001.

Bill amending the Penal Code to increase penalties for obscene spectacles and pornographic material. Approved by the Congress in Decree No. 27-02.

Draft bill amending the Law Against Drug Trafficking, which proposes that the institutions of the State can use the goods which may have been used in the commission of these crimes, in order to face this problem, which causes harm to the institutionality of the State and the health of its inhabitants, more generally and more profoundly. Approved by the Congress of the Republic in Decree No. 17-03.

Bill on the Dissemination and Promotion of Non-Discrimination. Approved by the Congress of the Republic in Decree No. 81-02.

Bill for the approval of the Law for the Control of Dangerous Animals. Approved by the Congress of the Republic in Decree No. 22-03.

As deputy to Congress, Zury Ríos-Montt de Weller has given her unconditional support to the approval of Decrees Nos. 79-01, 62-02 and 05-04 of the Congress of the Republic relative to the humanitarian operations of Maya Jaguar that the United States are carrying out in Guatemala.

She has also supported international protocols and conventions relative to different subjects. She especially promoted the approval of the Agreement between the Republic of Guatemala and the United States of America for cooperation in the suppression of illicit maritime and air traffic of narcotics and psychotropic substances. Approved in Decree No. 39-03 of the Congress of the Republic.

The Foreign Relations Committee, under the leadership of Congresswoman Zury Rios Montt, approved 48 bills in the period 2007-2008, of which 39 are laws of the Republic, 05 are resolutions and 04 were sent to the legislative files (See attached file).

Bill to Prevent and Repress the Financing of Terrorism.Approved by the Congress of the Republic in Decree No. 58-2005.

Bill to forbid use of Steroids and others Dangerous Substances. Approved by the Congress of the Republic under Decree No.13-2007

Bill about the promotion of Free Environments of Tobacco Smoke.

Bill for approval of the Law Against Feminicide and Other Forms of Violence Against Women, approved by the Congress of the Republic under Decree No. 22-2008.