l E today in the newspaper El Pais we read in the space entitled "The Observer global "the editorial written by Moses Naim with throwing the question" Who lost Mexico ?
Naim, Venezuelan writer and columnist, is an internationally recognized columnist and expert commentator on issues of globalization, foreign policy and economy. His views are published by more than forty newspapers around the world. He is the author, among others, the book " Illicit: How Smugglers, Smugglers and Pirates Are Changing the World "
appeared in the text on today and to which I refer, pour interesting concepts about the serious and disturbing problem facing Mexico today, offering an external point of view but well documented on details that should be of interest not only Mexicans but even global concert of nations.
Besides, I recommend reading to form an opinion of their own, I want to highlight a paragraph that I think portrays the daily reality of a Mexico cracked and with few illusions about the future: There
doubt that, for decades, Mexican leaders succumbed to the temptation to believe that their country was only a "transit point" between the Andean farmers and American consumers. The illusion masks the fact that the criminal charge of "transit" are rich and powerful and inevitably end up controlling politicians, judges, generals, governors, mayors, police, media and even banks. Furthermore, in all countries of "transit" of the inventory is consumed locally and some imports are replaced by local production. It is also true that President Calderón "hornet's nest stirred up" and to attack the cartels, led to this terrible war. But equally true is that they have not done, the abduction of the Mexican State of criminals had been completed. The fiercest critics of president not seem to give much importance to the urgent need to contain the criminalization of the state. They said the price paid by the country has been too high and Calderon hits back public institutions made by criminals are limited and will in any case, ephemeral.
Following the reading of the text, come to the final sentence of the editorial I think, in my opinion, is the key to exit this "social injustice."
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