Populismo, Neoliberalismo o Democracia
More than an essay, this book is a conversation. The academic who has dedicated his life to studying the problems of Mexico from the classroom transmits, in these pages, the pressing need to think: the urgency to stop and think. He looks back and notices that rancor and despair lay a trap for us: the trap of total solutions raised from two irreconcilable poles that, in reality, walk backwards. Neoliberalism and populism not only failed in the past, they sowed the weeds that devastated the promise of reaping a democracy. From the condensed and precise thought that must be read aloud, as happens in every conversation, Héctor Raúl Solís calls us - following the very fortunate phrase of Carlos Fuentes - to remember the future and imagine the past. And I add that his conclusion is mine: neither do I, Professor Solís Gadea, I want to walk backwards; I don't want to forget what we have alrea...read more
