CIENCIA POLÍTICA

    Imposse a sacred sanction upon México: excommunication Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero  What have they killed the Jesuits that they have not killed within themselves before? The vile murder of the priests in the Sierra Tarahumara that has led to a barrage of criticism of the Mexican State must be observed in a historical and honest perspective, it is not fair to take advantage of the suffering of the violent people to revile the Mexican government. The Mexican narco-republic did not start this six-year term and there is an old co-responsibility in the destruction of Mexico by various actors who do not stop and hide their true interests.   One of the countries where Catholic priests are most murdered is Italy; the Camorra, Mafia and Cosa Nostra commit barbarities against the religious as in Mexico and even worse than those spaces where civilizing conflicts exist. The attitude of the Catholic religious authorities in that country has not been like in Mexico; on the contrary, instead

 PRI. The Gesticulator Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero One of the works that can help to understand the current situation of the Mexican political system is that of Rodolfo Usigli, particularly the theatrical script that gives the title to this opinion column. Within the famous text, which presents a manual of transformism to understand the behavior of the Mexican political class, the role of Julia is also worth mentioning. Morena is the daughter of César Rubio, what a paradox!, that girl who has become a woman and to whom, in a moment of personal discouragement, the usurper of the caudillo tells her to have the main thing for success in life: charisma, the power of convocation. God give you luck! It has been discussed to the maximum if Morena is the Fourth Transformation of the extinct Official Party. Víctor López Villafañe, in various appearances on the You Tube Channel “Buzón Ciudadano” and in his latest academic works, makes an effort from Marxism to question this hypothesis and,

 You look so much like the PRI, … Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero These days the theoretical debate regarding the political parties -hegemonic and dominant- has been recovered for the Mexican case. On the one hand, the electoral conquest of various entities and spaces by Morena forces us to reflect on whether said social movement is not the Fourth Transformation of the Regime of the Mexican Revolution (PNR-PRM-PRI); but no, although the National Regeneration Movement retakes the structure of cacique corporatist domination that the PRI institutionalized, its challenge is precisely institutionalization. At this point, Morena is more related to the ugly cousin of the PRI: the PRD, which succumbs for not developing the ability to overcome caudillismo. Morena is a dominant party, but not hegemonic and presents mechanical contradictions by using the old PRI irons and the progressivism of Mexican postmodernity in an antinomic way. The other half of the extinct hegemonic party, the PRIANRD, s