El Príncipe fragmentado

Liberación, desregulación y fragmentación estatal

Abstract

This essay presents an interpretation of the fragmentation of the Mexican state, analyzed as a result of the breakdown of the historical foundations of a State constitution. Addresses this fragmentation from the viewpoint of history and not from the joints of the policy. In this analytical perspective, the fragmentation of the Mexican State of this disorder and violence that accompany it appear as a result of the disintegration of the complex social relationships that nurtured a State constitution: a specific form of the relationship between leadership/obedience and a hegemonic configuration. This reflection places the epicenter of the Mexican state disintegration in the drug or not the adoption of certain public policies, but in the dissolution of the pacts with the lower classes which held State relations and, particularly, in what was the historical foundation of the Mexican State: the existence of levees protecting the dissemination of capitalist sociality.