Follow One of the consequences of the lack of security, within democratic regimes, is that they are losing popular support when governments emanating from the polls cannot reduce the levels of violence. This may be one of the causes of loss of support or discontent with our democracy. Social fatigue, due to high levels of crime,
Read More
Follow Last week, the price of the Mexican oil mix dropped to less than $ 50 per barrel, eight dollars less than budgeted in the Revenue Law for this fiscal year; However, this is one of the last signs that should put the Mexican government on alert. The Moody’s agency said just last Thursday that the
Read More
Follow he creation of the National Guard (GN) has been – for others – chaotic. Initially, the government argued that it would be responsible for supporting the public safety efforts of state and municipal governments. The former Undersecretary of Security and Citizen Protection, Patricia Burgarín , mentioned in February this year, at a meeting of AMCHAM, that the Federal
Read More
Follow One of the flags with which the PRI ruled, from its conformation until it lost the presidency in the year 2000, was paternalism; that is, the idea of an almighty President. Only the President could solve problems or only through connections linked to certain officials. These PRI governments were not responsible for institutionalizing the country; that is, to
Read More
Follow Assistance is what the head of the National Council for the Evaluation of Social Development Policy (Coneval), Gonzalo Hernández Licona , requested. The Coneval is the body dedicated to assessing public policies in the field of social development, that is, in reducing poverty and inequality. Last week we were able to read Hernández Licona himself speaking about the asphyxiating
Read More
