The same question asked by the authors, has been recurring for many Mexicans who try to understand the reasons that hinder the development our country needs to improve the quality of life for its inhabitants. Think in Mexico involves complex and difficult to ascertain whether it was first the egg or the hen.
The former foreign minister and co-author Castañeda Rodríguez Wong are very clear on the approach they do, the big obstacle is the survival of Mexico's corporatist system, Mexico has been and remains a country of monopolies, labor, business and political . There remain only in generalities, but speak specific television duopoly, the education union, of a 'party, the breakdown of each and firmly addressed.
This 85-page booklet published by the Fondo de Cultura Economica in his collection Mockingbird has the qualities of an espresso, but very little amount of consistency. Are a set of ideas that promote reflection on issues that are not given much forum in the country who are uncomfortable for some, but a requirement that first accepted the disease before deciding upon a treatment.
With this book I most certainly arises: when will begin to see in shelves of bookstores new books on positive aspects of Mexico?
The former foreign minister and co-author Castañeda Rodríguez Wong are very clear on the approach they do, the big obstacle is the survival of Mexico's corporatist system, Mexico has been and remains a country of monopolies, labor, business and political . There remain only in generalities, but speak specific television duopoly, the education union, of a 'party, the breakdown of each and firmly addressed.
This 85-page booklet published by the Fondo de Cultura Economica in his collection Mockingbird has the qualities of an espresso, but very little amount of consistency. Are a set of ideas that promote reflection on issues that are not given much forum in the country who are uncomfortable for some, but a requirement that first accepted the disease before deciding upon a treatment.
With this book I most certainly arises: when will begin to see in shelves of bookstores new books on positive aspects of Mexico?
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