“The man of the twenty-first century lives among the rubble of the social and political structures of the past, without so far having built others that allow him to live up to the future, either because he does not want to, because he cannot, or simply because the future It reached us.
In his new book, Competitive Government, Anibal Basurto responds with great success to the challenge that the era of knowledge poses on this topic with a strategy based on humanist principles that start from service to the human person as the end of government action and lands on tools practical and concrete. The possibility of its realization now depends on the will of the rulers, under the impulse and demand of the citizens.”

Luis Fernando Salazar Woolfolk, editorial writer for the newspaper El Siglo de Torreón. Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico.

“The first reflection that comes to mind when reading Mr. Anibal Basurto's book is that the issue of inefficiency in the public service transcends his own country and invades many other places on the planet, Spain among them.
I can only congratulate you for the courage to write a book on this difficult problem. “It is necessary for people to become aware of the situation and assume responsibility for changing things, and for this, works like this one are of incalculable value.”

Juan José Romero Crusat, organizational development consultant. Vigo, Pontevedra, Spain.

“Transforming this document in a few paragraphs is not easy, but it is advisable and convenient to stop and discover the changes of a developing society that is transformed into a knowledge revolution. Seeking the importance of competitive governments is trying to adapt to a globalized world, where the concern to transform to survive is elemental.
The work that Anibal Basurto captures in this extensive and exemplary book convinces me that education and knowledge are available to everyone. We just have to understand that change is necessary to integrate into the world of knowledge, because today the virtual is real.”

Víctor Mendoza Lambert, journalist, TV host and communication consultant. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.

“Competitive Government, by the visionary Anibal Basurto, gives us the tools to build a good government in this era of knowledge, in which technology and management skills have become generators of social profitability. Likewise, the author, with his conscientious gaze, exhorts us to rethink, refocus, redesign and restructure the government apparatus, warning us that it could be the last opportunity to address the heartfelt and legitimate demands of citizens for a more efficient and honest government. .
The best of all is that the author does not stop at the claim and the denunciation, but rather he provides us with enough information to put the ideas into practice and make the desired changes. Welcome this magnificent work that will undoubtedly change the way we see public service and the work of rulers at all levels.”

Prof. Gisela Arriaga, public image and leadership consultant. Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.