Editorial

Abstract

Mexican society has chosen an alternative government in a more or less forceful way. Undoubtedly, both government and society are faced with a series of difficulties of considerable magnitude due to the strong decomposition that is found in almost all areas: economic, social, political and of all kinds. It is not easy nor will it be because of the challenges that each face. This process of decomposition began a long time ago, since the mid-seventies, largely as a result of the changes that were gestating hand in hand with substantial changes in public policies and public administration, both in discourse and in instrumentation, which imposed deregulation and privatization.