CIENCIA POLÍTICA

 Monreal, the traitor Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero Although the dissidence of Senator Ricardo Monreal is intended to be evidenced as an act of rupture within Morena, the truth is that since the beginning of the six-year term, a distancing of Monrealism could already be seen with respect to the uses and customs that began in the National Regeneration Movement. to prevail as forms of proposing candidacies. The Monrealist faction has always considered that it has a special capacity for political power, which is why it surpasses other groups and characters. Ricardo Monreal lacks a political project and even an ideology. He does not propose a model for a nation, nor has he been clear in the ideas that he has regarding the future of Mexico. His pragmatic search for power has been pointed out since his time as a PRI militant and throughout the exercise of government that they have had -in the caciquil side- within the state of Zacatecas. In the piracy of presidential candidates carried ou

 Atlanticism versus Eurasia Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero The war in Ukraine causes great paradoxes that consolidate the ambiguity of the moment, it seems that Russia is beginning to recover the territory of the Slavo-Baltic civilization and, on the other hand, the West is advancing Atlanticism despite the pandemic and the economic crisis they represent severe problems for the whole world. The Ukraine-Russia war is probably showing its true radical face, beyond the dispute for "the heart of the world" on the great continental island, the whole purpose is to confront China or try to persuade it for a cooperation between super powers. With the People's Republic of China, America claims what it could not achieve in the 20th century; rule the Pacific. The Atlanticist Anglo-Saxon order has not been able to subdue Asian domination. During these first years of the 21st century, it has been possible to observe that Asian culture begins not only to take over the Pacific, but al

 Woldenberg, Presidential? Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero The march in defense of the INE generated varied perspectives on the behavior of civil society and the conservative opposition in Mexico. One of the points that stands out is the proposal to place José Woldenberg as one of the candidates to lead the opposition candidacy for the presidency of the republic. In addition to the many significant errors that the march for the INE generated, this idea of ​​launching Woldenberg for the conquest of the federal government is a sign of the bias of the PRIANRD alliance and its affection for the Americanist referees. During the final stage of the PRI's hegemony, the IFE developed more than a citizenization process, a stage of withdrawing control of the elections from the federal government. However, if one is to be honest, this reality never happened. The different governments, of the different parties, of the different administrative levels, get into the kitchen of the elections and n

 Anti-communism, Catholic nationalism and geopolitics. The impact on Mexico. Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero, Xóchitl Patricia Campos López, Samuel Schmidt, editorial: Montiel and Soriano Publishers, 2021   BOOK REVIEW By Arely Lucas Abundio, Brayan Martínez Martínez and Luis Ángel Isidro Bonilla, students of the Bachelor of Political Science at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences. Meritorious Autonomous University of Puebla. The book is a reflection on anti-communism as a geopolitical factor, and analyzes it in three periods: prior to the Second World War, during the cold war and in the post-communism period. As the pages of this political analysis are turned, several questions appear: how do these ideologies affect Mexico? Did anti-communism trigger the 1968 student massacre? Is López Obrador a communist? What defines us as political scientists? Reading this research allows us to understand the evolution of an ideology and myth that provided Mexicans with a false vision of

Mexico-Poland: a far-right party Hector Alejandro Quintanar The World Cup in Qatar is approaching and, as Bertrand Russell recommended about soccer, it is time to think about humans and their political disputes. Within this framework, on November 22, Mexico will face Poland in the debut of both teams in the fair. Time to remember ideological links in both countries. As he did in recent days to invite the march in defense of the INE, on July 2, 2005 Vicente Fox also invited the right-wing –both the assumed and the shameful– to take over the Angel of Independence to celebrate the day of democracy Disguised as a remembrance of the alternation in 2000, the act was an attempt to show strength in the streets, since the obradorismo had recently overwhelmed them against the authoritarianism of lawlessness, and the 2006 election was approaching. Fox's act had as a star guest the former Polish president Lech Walesa, stamp of Catholicism turned into a political project, whose presence sought

 Salinas, a difficult step to modernity Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero The Spanish nationalization of Carlos Salinas de Gortari is a sign of severe conflicts in the ideological vision of the former president of Mexico, although it is true that some time ago he had pointed out the detachment from the strict neoliberal model, by adopting the Iberian nationality of the Mother Country, to the fret with an important cluster of ideas regarding Mexican modernization. As ruler, Salinas generated one of the prominent philosophies to catalyze the development of Mexico and bring it closer to the United States of America, as a former president and person, the option for Spanish naturalization ends up demonstrating that Mexican modernization, like the Spanish, is simply impossible . The first question generated by the adoption of the new nationality of Salinas, was why Spain? In a strict sense, Hispanidad denies neoliberalism. Carlos Salinas, like Mario Vargas Llosa, aspire to liberalism in a uto