== absolutely unmodifiable constitution(s) == 

 Does anyone know if there are other constitutions than the Constitution of Honduras that have absolutely unmodifiable articles? See the section that i've started below "Entrenchment". Is there a general term for this in constitutional law? (BTW, the entrenchment section lacks a definition near the beginning of the section. The reader can guess what it means by the middle of the section - superiority of the constitution above all other laws - but a more formal definition would be nice.) 

 Also, if someone knows Honduran constitution law - when did Article 374 become part of the constitution? since the beginning in 1982? And is there any debate about whether it is really meant to be absolute or not - e.g. would a constituent assembly constitute "reforma" or something more fundamental than just "reforma" (presumably, "amendment")? Some of these answers should probably both go in this article and in the Constitution of Honduras article, in appropriate, referenced, forms.