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Federal elections in Mexico

Mexico’s Democratic Transition and the Authoritarian Regression

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Federal elections in Mexico
Mar
10
2026

Mexico’s Democratic Transition and the Authoritarian Regression

The process of democratization in Mexico focused on building the institutional and procedural conditions necessary to establish a genuine constitutional democracy in order to overcome the authoritarian regime that was constructed in post-revolutionary Mexico in the twentieth century.

These conditions…

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Education, Work, and Migration

Training is key in Latin America to address migration, both to raise the qualifications of those citizens who choose to live in another country and to take advantage of the knowledge of people who decide to return to their places of origin and prosper where they once saw no opportunities.

Challenges and Opportunities of the National Economy

Georgetown Americas Institute and the University of Miami held a conference on October 18 in which various specialists analyzed the economic and social challenges for Mexico. Under the title "Mexico: Addressing Economic Challenges," proposals were formulated at the meeting to improve the direction of the country.