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Mexico, accelerated process of becoming a "failed state": Muñoz Ledo

Posted on January 19, 2011 by

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about this possibility has now been fulfilled, especially in relation to the "authorities kidnapped" by both organized crime, for the powers that be, as the television duopoly. The concept of "failed state" began to move, following an article in the American journal Foreign Affairs

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is a state that fails one in which the government has no real control of their territory is not recognized as a legitimate part of the population does not provide internal security and essential services to its citizens and has no monopoly of force ", defined the strategic publication. Muñoz Ledo, on page 209 of his book, he listed the following indicators of a "failed state" from this definition: Exodus

-chronic population.

-High levels of inequality.

-severe economic decline.

Loss of legitimacy of government. -Deterioration of public services. -Applying the rule of law arbitrary. -Extensive human rights violations.

-security apparatus independent of the public.

-primacy of the state elites.

-Intervention external political actors.

To tell of former ambassador and former national leader of the PRI and the PRD, Mexico have already complied with these indicators and, above all, there is a risk that armed groups outside the institutional (military and police). Warp

the State instead of reforming

During the presentation, held in the old courtyard of the school of Law, UNAM, San Ildefonso, the presenters agreed with the failure of state reform and, as stressed the historian Lorenzo Meyer, citing a part of the book by Munoz Ledo, "distorting the State is easier than change it." Meyer agreed with Muñoz Ledo's conviction that any change failed a regression in the political system. "It the case of Mexican reality. Is the case with the idea of \u200b\u200ba failed state, "said the analyst at the Colegio de Mexico. Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a former 2006 presidential candidate and leader of the leftist social movement coincided with the exhaustion of state and regime. "We are in a process of progressive degradation. We are in a decline of the state. And I agree with the idea of \u200b\u200bradical route proposed by Muñoz Ledo, on the understanding that the radical pathway is not violent, "said Lopez Obrador. At the same idea, Alejandro Encinas, current candidate for governor of the State of Mexico, stressed that the radical way "requires of a peaceful movement. " Encinas noted that the decline of the state has increased and stressed the negotiations which led the government of Felipe Calderón with the owners of the media to create a perception that it is a legitimate government.

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