; (2) freedom of speech, press, assembly, association, and religion; (3) the rights of the accused; (4) any other economic, social, and cultural rights as the constitutional Convention may deem appropriate and necessary; and (5) provisions to ensure that no individual born in the nation of Puerto Rico shall be stateless at birth. 103. Submission; ratification (a) Submission Not later than one year after the establishment of the constitutional Convention, the Constitution formulated and drafted by the constitutional Convention shall be submitted to the eligible voters of Puerto Rico for ratification or rejection in a special election. (b) Manner of election The special election held under this subsection shall be held in the manner prescribed by the legislature of Puerto Rico. 104. Election of officers (a) In general Not later than one month after the ratification of the Constitution under section 103, the Governor of the territory of Puerto Rico shall issue a proclamation calling for the election of such officers of the nation of Puerto Rico as may be required by the ratified Constitution. (b) Rejection If the special election results in rejection of the Constitution, the process provided for in sections 101 through 103 shall be repeated, except that section 101(a) shall be applied by substituting— (1) the special election for a plebiscite ; and (2) rejecting of the Constitution for in favor of independence . (c) Deadline; procedures The election under subsection (a) shall be held— (1) not later than 6 months after the date of ratification of the Constitution