Politics
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Posted On Claudia Sheinbaum
Many Fear Claudia Sheinbaum Will Focus Primarily on Gay Issues
With Claudia Sheinbaum emerging as the winner of the Mexican elections, there is a sneaking suspicion that her primary plans are to push forward with…
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Gerardo Fernández Noroña New Government Post?
Gerardo Fernández Noroña potentially heading a government department dedicated to helping the Indigenous Community is an exciting development that holds promise for positive change in…
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Posted On Politics
A Call for a New Conservative Political Party in Mexico to Uphold Family Values
The PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) and PAN (National Action Party) have long been the dominant conservative parties in Mexico. However, both parties have been embroiled…
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Why Political Conservatives in Mexico Need to Break Away from the Corrupted Political Parties of the Past
In Mexico, political conservatives have long been aligned with the corrupt parties PRI, PAN, and PRD. However, this allegiance has resulted in continuous losses for…
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The Impact on Mexican Family Values and Security after the Claudia Sheinbaum Victory
Claudia Sheinbaum’s prioritization of social justice causes over security reflects her commitment to creating a more equitable society where everyone can thrive.
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The Lack of Mexicans in U.S Politics and Media
Despite being a significant portion of the population, Mexicans continue to be invisible in politics and media. This lack of representation is concerning, especially when…
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Posted On Politics
How Western Media Portrays Mexican Politics
The western media’s portrayal of Mexican politics is often negative and riddled with cherry picked incidents that serve to skew reality for many unsuspecting consumers…
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Media Outlets That Have Biased Coverage of Mexico’s AMLO
In recent years, the news landscape has become increasingly politicized. Unfortunately, this means that some news outlets have a clear bias towards certain topics and…
The political system in Mexico operates as a federal presidential representative democratic republic. The government is based on a multi-party congressional system, with the President of Mexico serving as both the head of state and the head of government.
The federal government, representing the United Mexican States, is divided into three branches: executive, legislative, and judicial, as outlined by the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, published in 1917. Additionally, each constituent state within the federation is required to maintain a republican form of government based on a congressional system, as mandated by their respective constitutions.