1. The organizers or directors of any meeting or demonstration covered by paragraph 1 of the preceding article, and those who, in relation to paragraph 2 of the same article, have not attempted to prevent the aforementioned circumstances by all means at their disposal, shall be subject to imprisonment for one to three years and a fine of twelve to twenty-four months. For these purposes, those who convene or preside over the meeting or demonstration shall be considered organizers or directors.
2. Attendees at a meeting or demonstration who carry weapons or other equally dangerous means shall be punished with imprisonment for one to two years and a fine of six to twelve months. The Judges or Courts, taking into account the offender's record, the circumstances of the case, and the characteristics of the weapon or instrument carried, may reduce the prescribed penalty by one degree.
3. Persons who, during a meeting or demonstration, commit acts of violence against the authorities, their agents, persons, or public or private property, shall be punished with the penalty corresponding to their offense, increased by half.
4. Those who impede the legitimate exercise of the freedoms of assembly or demonstration, or seriously disrupt the conduct of a lawful meeting or demonstration, shall be punished with imprisonment for two to three years if the acts are committed with violence, and with imprisonment for three to six months or a fine of six to twelve months if they are committed by force or any other unlawful means.
5. The promoters or directors of any meeting or demonstration who convene, hold or attempt to hold again a meeting or demonstration that had been previously suspended or prohibited, and provided that with this they intend to subvert the constitutional order or seriously disrupt public peace, shall be punished with prison sentences of six months to one year and a fine of six to twelve months, without prejudice to the penalty that may correspond, where appropriate, in accordance with the preceding sections.