CIENCIA POLÍTICA

 Texcaltitlán: rebellion and succession Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Extortion is a daily phenomenon in Mexico, as in many cases regarding the crime, those responsible are members of the immediate environment and family members; However, the greater presence of different drug trafficking cartels implies a greater siege on communities when the sources of criminal activity change. Michoacán, Guerrero, Veracruz, Tamaulipas, Puebla and Chiapas are examples of the way in which organized crime has been an ally of neo-extractivism and voracious capitalism; undertakings that are marked by imperialism. The communities have known that they have been extorted since the time of the Aztecs and little has changed the situation. Extortion is a crime that is rarely punished in the country because the authorities do not have the infrastructure that allows them to coerce individuals to inhibit such actions. The idea that local governments cannot do anything about crimes of this type sounds more like

 Samuel García and the dinosaurs of succession Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Although it is important to note that the Rule of Law was not complied with in Nuevo León due to the contradictions between the Local Congress and the head of the Executive Branch Samuel García, more significant for the country's citizens is the fact that the PRIANRD monopolizes political participation and that Xochitl Gálvez does not have a trigger to jump, a little, in the polls. The mission of the red circle and the traditional political forces that make up the Broad Front for Mexico dedicated themselves, heart and soul, to sabotaging the probable presidential candidacy of the young governor of Nuevo León; and they got it. The Frente Amplio understood that, if it did not destroy Samuel García, there was a good chance that Senator Gálvez would drop to third place in the electoral polls in a short time. And the campaign against the Citizen Movement was successful. Does the defeat of Samuel García have