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Democracy in Mexico (Part I)
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The plebiscite vision of democracy can no one, seriously, defend it, even if the populism in power invokes it and uses the so-called popular mandate to destroy the institutionality, values and principles of democracy
President Sheinbaum at the prelude to the election of judges said that Mexico was possibly the most democratic country in the world. After the controversial election changed, she claims that Mexico is the most democratic.Everything is a matter of perspective. Very questionable, conceptually, what the president makes available to her followers. Selecting judges by popular vote is a bad idea proven by bad experiences in the United States and Boliv…
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