Expert Opinion
IMPORTANT DATA
66%
believes that the decree to disappear 109 trusts harms the construction of democracy in Mexico.
65%
considers that the agreement to legalize that the Army and the Navy can carry out 12 civil security functions harms the construction of democracy in Mexico.
62%
considers that the construction of a perimeter fence in the National Palace in the face of the March 8 protests harms the construction of democracy in Mexico.
50%
considers that carrying out a popular consultation on the construction of the Airport in Santa Lucía harms the construction of democracy in Mexico.
48%
He believes that the morning conferences (Mañaneras) harm the construction of democracy in Mexico.
45%
believes that the mandate revocation initiative helps to build democracy in Mexico.
Is Mexico a Democracy?
La forma en que la Democracia funciona en México
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Key Questions to the Experts
Taking the decisions, practices, and political events that occurred during the presidential periods of Vicente Fox Quezada (2002-2006), Felipe Calderón Hinojosa (2006-2012) and Enrique Peña Nieto (2012-2018) as a reference, we are going to ask you, to the best of your knowledge, what do you think of the next events can be considered as very common, common, slightly uncommon or very uncommon in Mexican politics.
Taking the decisions, practices, and political events that occurred during the presidential periods of Vicente Fox Quezada (2002-2006), Felipe Calderón Hinojosa (2006-2012) and Enrique Peña Nieto (2012-2018) as a reference, we are going to ask you, to the best of your knowledge, what do you think of the next events can be considered as very common, common, slightly common or very uncommon in Mexican politics.
Independently if these events are common or not, in your opinion, which events do you consider helped and which did not helped in the construction of Mexico’s democracy?
Independently if these events are common or not, in your opinion, which events do you consider helped and which did not helped in the construction of Mexico’s democracy?