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 Trumpism in the succession agenda of the Mexican presidency Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Masses have begun to take place in the Mexican Catholic rite so that the Republican candidate for the presidency of the United States of America does not come to power. A large part of the regions that send migrants in our country and Latin America observe with concern the nationalist and conservative discourse of the Republicans who talk about closing the doors of North America in every sense. How serious is Trumpist rhetoric as a government project for the future of Mexico? During the presidency of Enrique Peña Nieto, the government decided to anticipate the scenario of Republican victory and summon the US presidential candidate to generate some type of agreement that would guarantee peace and non-aggression against our country which, according to the current narrative of the Republicans, only He deserves the atomic bomb. Things weren't so bad for Mexico after all, the republic could hav

 The EZLN and the persistence of Deep Mexico Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero The appearance of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation meant the cancellation of the candidacy of Luis Donaldo Colosio. In one way or another, the guerrilla hurts political candidates because it delegitimizes participation through the institutional means of political struggle and only grants guarantees to the armed means. Mexico is a country of painful, long-standing inequalities that urgently need to be resolved. The continuation of guerrillas like the EZLN is indicative that the needs of deep Mexico have not been met and, after resorting to all types of means to achieve their attention, the use of weapons to project their demands is considered necessary; Hence, the criticisms of the head of the federal Executive against the EZLN were incomprehensible. Unlike the Mexican narcoterrorists, the Zapatista guerrilla does not have the arsenal to exert violence on a disproportionate scale; On the other hand, t

 The War on Drug Trafficking as a long duration Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero The extensive combat against groups dedicated to drug trafficking in Latin America seems to become the new hegemonic strategy of the United States. What happened in Ecuador and the response of the authorities to a problem of such magnitude show the way in which capitalism devastates the State. The idea that narco-societies can only be combated through the use of the armed forces and an increase in the security budget is not so wrong from certain perspectives. The problem arises when we talk about longer wars and the development of prison complexes and security technologies where criminals will live much better than the people. The joke of school and prison has been overcome by the Ecuadorian president, in a state of war he thinks about building Elysium for drug traffickers. The president of Ecuador attempted to respond like Felipe Calderón Hinojosa to a situation of terrorist drug trafficking; However, he

United States in the fight for Mexican hegemony Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Nexos Magazine proposes the analysis of the idea of North America in the development of the Mexican political system. Unquestionably, the effects have been broad and the integration of different Mexican social processes into the American orbit is inevitable. The Mexico of revolutionary nationalism only existed in the imagination and dignity of some; In practice, Mexico has been a North American State since it lost the Cristero War and after the Second World War. Mexican nationalism clings to an invertebrate, imaginary homeland, a Comala that disappears when the hour is paid for eight dollars and the gringo employer offers the possibility of full time. In addition to being a PRI member, the Mexican is condemned to wear Mickey Mouse ears as Commander Fidel Castro pointed out. In the debate over the impact of the Free Trade Agreement and Salinism on the Mexican political system, Master Carlos Ramírez intellig

 Morena is built as a Dominant Party Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero It seems increasingly clear that the Mexican electoral system has entered a terminal crisis. The systematic violation of procedural rules by most political actors is done with the consent of the electoral authority and this is a consequence of the performance of the party system. Participation in politics is contained in the authoritarian dimension of personalism, particularly of executive and factual powers, which deinstitutionalizes parties and decompensates electoral procedures. Demographic preferences favor Morena's electoral proposals; However, the legislative project of the Fourth Transformation has led to the ruling party including alliances of all kinds at the regional level to achieve a majority that will be overwhelming against the opposition. Partisan migration and political transfuguism have overwhelmed Morena. However, the inclusion that is increasing in Morena for greater electoral profitability det

The Fourth Transformation moves to the Center Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero The transfuguism and involvement of different personalities with Morena, although alien to the left-wing ecofeminist progressivism that distinguishes the pure and original networks, has become the main characteristic heading into the 2024 elections. The situation has been questioned by the media and different analysts, not to mention the former Morena militants themselves who have been harmed by these circumstances. Zepeda Patterson argues that the climate of polarization is partially causal for this process. The 4T is not a class struggle, although the liberation of the subaltern sectors – at least in the discourse – was a purpose. The Mexican State must oscillate between well-being and capitalist liberalism, as the interests of North Americans dictate. It is unthinkable and impossible for Mexico to oppose the Yankee Empire. The Mexican Prince resumes his robes, but cannot break the domination of the Americ

 The North American succession in Mexico Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero Mexico is the piñata of political rhetoric in North American presidential campaigns, only with a probable victory for Donald Trump it is more certain that they will increase aggressiveness against Mexicans According to the latest demographic data, the polls for the presidential election in the United States favor the Republican party and, particularly, Donald Trump. The impacts of a Trump presidency on our country have been more vociferous than negative, although anti-Mexican campaigns are beginning to structure an American electorate that demands objective measures to inhibit the contagion of a Failed State. Mexico is the piñata of political rhetoric in North American presidential campaigns, only with a probable victory for Donald Trump it is more certain that some White House policies will increase the traditional aggressiveness against Mexicans. Mexico is a tributary state of North America, that is, although i