CIENCIA POLÍTICA

  CIA (Catholic Intelligence Agency). From John O´Really to Edmund Walsh  CLXP In Mexico, the San Patricio Battalion that collaborated with our country in the war of 1846, defending it from North American imperialism in full expansion, is highly appreciated. The martyrdom of the members of the San Patricio Battalion was even as noble as that of the Niños Héroes de Chapultepec, hence, in commemoration of the gallant defense that the Mexicans of that time implemented against the North American invader, the generous sacrifice and immolation of the Irishmen of the San Patricio Battalion is an indelible part of national history. Probably due to the human cost, the American Irish of the 20th century decided not to commit any more suicides, even if they were heroic, but that would bring them greater misfortunes than they accumulated in their emigrations and their own struggles. The solidarity of the San Patricio Battalion with Mexico was an act of transcendent generosity driven by a natural C

 Puebla Levitical or Patriarchal? Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero Although the Mario Marín case left an indelible mark on Puebla's political culture, it is still terrifying to find that his strength goes beyond the political network he formed and is related to deeply rooted values in the social imaginary of Puebla. Poblano and Marinista are almost synonymous. Perhaps this is why the head of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), María Luisa Albores, decides not to participate in the partisan contest that formalizes MORENA's candidacy for state government. It is true that factionalism makes political cliques sterile and volatile in an authoritarian environment such as Puebla, but marinismo is unmatched in force. It is incredible that it causes more spasms that a woman has real possibilities, also legal as an unavoidable historical adjustment, for most of the political and business class to be linked to and have collaborated with the Governor of Puebla. Fe

 Mexico, the functional anomie of the United States Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero What kind of international crisis can cause a conflict towards our country like the Mexican Revolution? A global crisis like that of 1909 for which the Political System was not prepared and which lasted until the first post-revolutionary governments (1940). World War II generated the empowerment of the United States as a superpower and the industrialization of Mexico to be the manufacturing yard of the North Americans. The global setting is more like the first decades of the 20th century and at times heralds events like World War II. Why can't we leave the 20th century? Why continue under the aegis of the United States? In effect, the condition of changing the era is being prevented by the US, which is obsessed with continuing to exercise its imperial dominance. The post-covid 19 world seems to be neither a post-neoliberal nor a post-EU world. The great changes announced even by the Davos Forum are

 The junior narco narrative. to the cry of war Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero In a materialist scheme of the social question, every scenario has exploiters and exploited, masters and slaves, love and victims. Now a new musical agenda configures a syncretism of drug culture and the young generations of the bourgeoisie. The model of a narco-bourgeoisie has emerged that shows the maturity of the narco juniors and the consolidation of their economic power in an area that connects Mexico and the United States in an equitable and less imperialist way. It has long been argued that beyond producing fentanyl in Mexico, a narco culture that is produced from the United States was developing and expanding rapidly, often with financing from drug cartels and that enjoys wide legitimacy and an audience in Mexico. . Today the global hit parade begins to distinguish and incorporate Mexican narco music, perhaps following a global progressive trend that cries out for the legalization of narcotics. The