CIENCIA POLÍTICA

  Mexican migration and social stability Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero  Mexican paleoconservatism constitutes an ideological and political current deeply rooted in traditional, nationalist, and religious values, whose historical function has been the defense of a status quo based on social, cultural, and economic hierarchies. This force, which governs both nostalgic right-wing and populist left-wing movements, operates under a logic of control, centralization, and systematic rejection of enlightened modernity. Its clearest manifestation is the resistance to transformations that promote inclusion, legal certainty, and merit, preferring instead to preserve traditional power structures that favor local political bosses, clientelism, corporatism, and a veiled pigmentocracy inherited from the colonial caste system. This current has developed control strategies that bureaucratize and inhibit any attempt at democratization or profound social change. The persistence of this model i...

 Terminator. Made in PCR Diego Martín Velázquez Caballero The farce of cultural purity has been the historical anchor that keeps Mexico in a medieval limbo. For generations, the Hispanic and Catholic ideology industry has constructed a narrative of victimization and false pride that, according to Mario Vargas Llosa's scathing diagnosis, constitutes true Latin American idiocy. This rhetorical Matrix, shared by both the folkloric left and the reactionary right, uses polarization to conceal an uncomfortable truth: attachment to the colonial, clerical, and collectivist heritage is not sovereignty, but rather the survival mechanism of a Creole elite that prefers to reign over the ruins of an impoverished country rather than submit to the rules of technical and inclusive modernity. In this scenario of paralysis, while the elites play at ideological simulation, the real Mexico has begun to refound itself from below, crossing the border and embracing an irreversible civilizational mutation...