Institutional Revolutionary Party

While studying law, he became affiliated with the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), Mexico’s top political party. He worked as a delegate for the Organization and Citizen Front (OCF) and also as the chief of staff for the Secretary of Economic Development. After being administration secretary for Mexico (2000-2002) and congressman

sets the foundation for several less apparent differences. In order to gather an understanding of these differences between the British and American politics, one most explore each country's unique constitution, branches of government, and political parties. Possibly the most noticeable difference between the British and American political systems is their constitutions. A constitution is a body of written and/or unwritten rules, which constitutes the fundamental law of the country. Unlike in the United

New Institutional Economics and the Philippines New Institutional Economics offers a way to examine the dynamics of growth -particularly with an eye toward explaining the problems of slow growth in developing economies, where market systems may be presumed to be weak or incomplete. I will review these concepts within the framework of the Philippines, a sizable country with a rich and diverse set of resources, which however is not achieving significant growth. At present the Philippines is

ideas and actions. Such an institutional complex will be conceptualized as a polycentric system in order to understand the advances and shortcomings towards the rights of African-Americans during the twentieth

Q6. During the time, many Latin American countries were slowly trying to find their way to a democracy. A democracy is a government by the people. A democratic way of life includes practice such as free elections, citizen participation, majority rule, minority rights, and a constitutional government. Many nations would begin to follow the democratic practices as well as beginning to accept their own democratic forms of government; however, to achieve a democratic government it would take years. The

Olmec groups inhabited the region since 200 BC, shortly after the Purepecha empire took over. (DeAngelis, 2003) Eventually, the land was conquered by the Europeans, then Michoacan became a central battleground for revolutionaries. In 1533, Vasco de Quiroga converted indigenous communities in Michoacan to the Roman Catholic Church, which is why today there’s a huge population of Roman Catholics.(DeAngelis, 2003) Shortly after that the city of Morelia (Michoacan capital)

That is both China and the US gained their independence of the nation by winning the war. For example, the victory of the American Revolutionary War ended the British colonial rule,which realized the independence of the nation, established a relatively democratic political system, and brought a positive impact on the economic development of the US. In the history of China, the second Anti-Japanese

Latin America was colonized by conquistadores who left a trail of disorder behind them, which included powerful and upper-class people ruling over the rest of the population and owning 82 percent of the land. This caused the agriculture to fail to meet the needs of all the people and a lot of food having to be imported. The high cost of these imports negatively impacted the economy. Now, the impoverished people rejected the idea of industrialization because they were too poor to buy any manufactured

structure of this country, which is the political exclusion. To understand why, we must take into account the history of the two political parties in Colombia that are Liberals and Conservatives, which were develop and take shape in the middle of the XIX century formed by landowners, merchants, and warlords. Since the beginning, the Liberal and Conservative parties counted with their own political programs. Moreover, each one had their own vision of how the state and society have to be role, as well

On November 9th 2016, Donald Trump was declared the president-elect of the United States. This announcement was quickly followed by mass protests in the streets. Citizens were outraged that a candidate, whose entire platform had relied on racist and misogynistic rhetoric, could win the presidency despite losing the popular vote. The protestor’s concerns are well founded. In the last year he has promised to create a Muslim registry, forcefully deport millions of people from the country, revoke citizenship