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The Mexican Kyriarchy

By Diego Velázquez Columnas15 February, 2016 The Mexican Kyriarchy http://quoruminformativo.com.mx/index.php/2016/02/15/el-kiriarcado-mexicano/ The concept used as the title of this column belongs to feminist political theory that describes the cross and multiplicative poliestructural capitalist patriarchy. Our country is constituted as a social system that multiplies oppression, domination and subordination violation at all. It is pertinent to observe the enigma of modern despotism that remains the true dinosaur Mexico and the main drag on the democratic modernization. Beyond a focus on individuals, genders or constructs, the kiriarcado is a network of structural meanings where it is generated and plays a culture: the abuse. Notions like Mafia, Drug Cartel Country or Supplanted State, are spliced ​​to the above neologism and help to understand a routine character which inhibits the emergence of democracy and citizenship in countries like ours. The visit of Mario Bergoglio ha

End of Alliance? End of the Turncoat?

End of Alliance? End of the Turncoat? By Diego Velázquez January 27, 2016 http://quoruminformativo.com.mx/index.php/2016/01/27/fin-de-las-alianzas-fin-del-transfuguismo/ Much of the political persuasions of Mexico, at the local level, involved the combination of two factors: transfuguismo and multiparty pragmatic alliances. The results of these experiences were disastrous. Alternating not mean political transition and, on the other hand, an increase in authoritarianism, corruption, government institutionalization, poverty and decline in political culture was generated. When the governor of Puebla says "history teaches us that when public outrage becomes political platform, the results are catastrophic"; he is right, the administration is headed by the strongest evidence. Cohabits in marinista mud, pact with chiefs of all colors and crafts, no previous corrupt administrations in jail, no transparency and certainty in the economic, political and social data. Puebla is