CIENCIA POLÍTICA

Frente Amplio ( Broad Front). The Vox of Imperialism Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero The last elections in Spain, where the far-right party VOX won significant electoral reservations, have come to confirm the merger between the Iberian and Mexican right-wing. The presence in the Motherland, and naturalization in its case, of Mexican political figures representative of the neoliberal era, shed light on business, economic policies favorable to the Iberian business community and, mainly, the majority delivery of the National Bank. VOX obeys the Francoist strategy that since the time of Cardenismo has been at the service of North American imperialism to recover -using itself as subordinates- the ashes of Spanish rule prior to 1898. The Creole oligarchy used World War II and, particularly, the Cold War, to contain the emancipatory impulses of the Mexican revolution and promote an authoritarianism where the entire Hispanic community is at the service of the American Union. Like the PRI, His

 The simony of the Law Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero The war against drug trafficking should have started in the public prosecutor's offices and the courts. It has always been known in Mexico that one of the main defects of the social order, and which has worsened exponentially during the neoliberal era, lies in the rule of law. During the last thirty years, the urgency has been established, indispensable to say the least, of a reform of the judiciary that finally allows justice to be established in the country and to abandon so much corruption, genocide and impunity that distinguish a country like Mexico because of the judges who represent the legal system. Due to the above, it is incomprehensible that the government of Veracruz is attacked with such virulence for trying to correct the conduct of the representatives of the judiciary (state and federal) in that entity. Surely the powers that be and, mainly, the red circle, yearn for a narco-government or for it to be the order o

 The historic defeat of the Atlacomulco Group Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero There is a perspective of the Mexican political system that considers the Atlacomulco Group central within the Revolutionary Family. Their survival can now be located in the business sector, highlighting their role in the media -particularly in the case of LatinUS- where they cultivate sensationalism to make politics and more money; whichever comes first. For this reason, the triumph of Morena in the State of Mexico is highly significant. EDOMEX represents one of the entities with the greatest economic capacity in the country, as well as a high electoral profitability. However, it is difficult to accept the idea of electoral realignment, as well as a landslide victory for Maestra Delfina. The metropolitan area shared by CDMX and EDOMEX constitutes a political reserve for the opposition, which also shows the exhaustion of leftist governments in the area. However, the most important thing to note is manifested

Redesigning Latin American presidentialism Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero The crises of the presidential systems in Latin America begin to break, as Juan Linz exposed, the weak delegative democracies of the subcontinent. And, in a particular way, in Mexico every time you can see a polarization of cliques that seem to seek the collapse of the political system. The truth is that, outside of the United States of America, presidentialism is the most dangerous form of government to consolidate a democracy and constitutes the sure path to failure. For this reason, Latin American presidents -and the case of Mexico is unique- require institutional modifications that regulate the mechanisms and incentives of the presidential model and adapt it to their own contexts. Analysts and academics who point out the need for US dynamics in Latin American presidentialism are flatly lying. In Mexico there is a whole legal and scientific justification to show that only with the supremacy of the Executive

 MORENA goes Diego Martin Velazquez Caballero How important is the failure of liberal capitalist democracy for Mexican society? These days, different demoscopic studies have been established to demonstrate the social support for Lopezobradorism and the inability of the opposition coalition to show off a competitive political proposal. According to the interpretation of the electoral topics, it is confirmed that the modernizing and liberal path for the country is closed. Although the immediate past indicated that the possibility of a country project went through three ideas: nationalist, conservative and liberal; the truth is that the latter has died of starvation. The project of liberal capitalist democracy has been evidenced as a cultural and symbolic montage by the commentocracy, the neoliberal transitological discourse and the golden bureaucracy of the federal government in the fateful years of the Salinista and post-Salinista era. Like any immaterial and malicious project, it had n