CIENCIA POLÍTICA

The urgent reform of Article 115 of the Constitution By Diego Velazquez http://quoruminformativo.com.mx/index.php/2015/10/28/la-urgente-reforma-constitucional-al-articulo-115/ The government of Carlos Salinas de Gortari try to build a participatory local government to legitimize the end of the welfare state in Mexico. During his presidency there was a redesign of the public administration and social policy based on municipalities. Salinas, like Lazaro Cardenas, down the executive cenacle level to playing field and accompany their neoliberal populist leadership from regional bases. His doctoral thesis, inspired by the political and economic utilitarianism, stated that the direct financing of the municipalities allow the development of citizenship and democracy, as well as growth. The National Solidarity Program was thus the most rational public policy coherence built until then. In the distance, one can see that the effects of multiple supports local governments have been a r

By Diego Velázquez Rescoldos column. October 6, 2015 A turkey (Guajolota) that fell from the tree http://quoruminformativo.com.mx/index.php/2015/10/06/se-cayo-la-guajolota/ During the nineties of the last century, one of the leading critics of accelerated modernization Mexican was Colombian President Cesar Gaviria. When approaching the texts and ideas of South American political, it could come to consider that there was someone else happy with the Aztec misfortune. A vague memory of that time refers to the metaphor of Guajolota employing Gaviria to question the condition of the country. The example shows the difficulty that this endemic species of our region to sleep in trees or branches. Generally, when is too fattening turkeys fall from the trees if they try to climb them; although your instinct and go up above the chickens to reach somewhere in the woods, always they subside. Being a bird of greater weight and size, complete stumbling and falling, turning the scandal of the oth