CIENCIA POLÍTICA

Alliances in 2018. Dictatorial Unity or Democratic Union? By Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero https://www.semanarioelreto.com/single-post/2017/08/24/Alianzas-en-2018-%C2%BFUnidad-Autoritaria-o-Uni%C3%B3n-Democr%C3%A1tica The main obstacles to democratic consolidation in Mexico lie in a traditional political culture and, above all, in the representatives of the post-revolutionary regime. Together, this prolongs the establishment of a National Agreement that culminates the transition and delimits the future of the country. If the Mexican transition to democracy does not end with a National Agreement that defines the country's political-economic-social future, there will be a long and gradual semidemocratization that will not respond with the necessary emergency to national demands; But which can lead us to extreme extremes of violence and danger. No one can deny certain progress in the country. There are now more instruments to support the reasons and the claims. There is alr

2018. A Turncoat Election. Neoliberal PRI VS Nationalist PRI? http://quoruminformativo.com.mx/index.php/2017/08/24/una-sucesion-transfuga/ By Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero A few weeks ago, during the research seminar celebrated by the IIHS of the Universidad Veracruzana, a unique debate was presented, analyzing the consequences that political transference has had on Mexican democratization. The hypothesis with respect to the current regime where PRI predominates of all the political parties was enriched by the question of the change in the cliques and factions of the Mexican political system. The PRI colonization of the Mexican political parties is undoubted, as the thesis of illustrious Daniel Cosío Villegas prayed: only the PRI wins the PRI. And behold, the priista smurf and yellow pricommunist anvils have learned the lesson. The merit of the PAN, PRD, PVEM, MORENA, etc., is to postulate members of PRI. However, in the evolution of transitory times it is also necessary to obs