CIENCIA POLÍTICA

Narcopolitics in the presidential succession Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero Around 1994, the power of criminal groups was glimpsed when one of the most considered hypotheses indicated that the death of Luis Donaldo Colosio corresponded to a drug-trafficking mafia embedded in the government. The successive assassinations put the country on its face, criminality was willing to generate all kinds of ungovernability. The country was on the verge of chaos, as Andrés Oppenheimer pointed out and continues to say. The situation of violence unleashed was the script for new novels and video games from the perspective of Tom Clancy. In 1994, drug trafficking made a surprising presence to show that it was no longer anyone's violent force but rather a protagonist in the configuration of the Mexican political system. The situation in the country shows that various cartels have generalized the behavior of being endorsers of power. The mafias dedicated to the transfer and production of narcotics

 In the shadow of the Failed State Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero Although the hypothesis is not completely original since Soledad Loaeza has previously exposed her ideas on US imperialism -as well as other authors-, the important thing is that an academic voice authorized by the red circle of the national status quo allows us to recognize -with all crudeness- the geopolitical situation of Mexico against the United States (Loaeza, S. (2022) In the shadow of the superpower. Colmex). The totalizing Yankee imperialism in Mexico is beginning to be a platitude not only for the traditions of the left or right, but also for the neoliberals and democrats. Understanding the narrow margin of action that the Mexican political system has had against the overwhelming and hegemonic United States, constitutes a significant advance. Mexico has gone from being a Spanish colony to an American colony. The regime of the revolution could not be consolidated without the approval of North America, rather,

 End of Catholic Hispanism Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Dr. Elio Masferrer Kan has established that Mario Bergoglio is renewing the Catholic Church and, as far as possible, contributes significantly to achieving the values ​​of the Second Vatican Council as well as a hierarchical diversification corresponding to social progressivism. Bergoglio's strategy is a response to the exacerbated nationalism that can fracture the hegemony of Catholicism in the world. But it is also a necessary action in the face of the abuses of the ecclesial bureaucracy and spiritual imperialisms like the Spanish that hurt, and continue to hurt so much, millions of people. The consequences of the adverse measure against Opus Dei are so varied that a message of an exhortation to the Spanish colonies for integration with their communities, for the construction of a universal society, is even transparent. Bergoglio's recent visit to Canada has symbolic elements of his religious message to Opus Dei. Opu