Democracy to the Mexican: the municipal governments in Tlahuelilpan, Hidalgo

Abstract

Numerous theorists of social sciences and humanities have analyzed the types of government that human civilization experienced for centuries; this would mean that with the development of ideas, the styles of governing would be adapted to the contexts to perfect themselves with practice. In 2018, we can say, almost certainly, that we are far from this ideal of perfection in political and social interactions. While there has been enough talk of the shaky democracy that Mexico has as a nation and the probable failed state in which we live, the small interactions in terms of politics and democracy that take place in this country have not received enough attention. This text analyzes one of the 2446 political interactions at municipal level that occur in the Mexican territory. Focusing on the form and quality in which the governments of a municipality of Hidalgo have affected positively or negatively its population, and then analyze the solutions that have been tried to give from the citizenship, and rounding up giving an answer from the perspective and axiomatic point of view of the authors of the present essay.