
Francisco Valdés Ugalde
Francisco Valdés Ugalde is a researcher at the Institute of Social Research at UNAM, focusing on the implications of judicial reforms in Mexico that threaten the independence of the judiciary and the constitutional order, particularly in the context of the growing concentration of power.
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Francisco Valdés Ugalde is mentioned in relation to the authoritarian error of a government defining truth.
“Lineamientos no implican censura, pero se extralimitan”: Raúl Trejo Delarbre
Francisco Valdés Ugalde argues that no government should define the truth as it undermines democracy.
“Error autoritario, que un gobierno defina la verdad”: Francisco Valdés UgaldeFrancisco Valdés Ugalde writes about the limits of the state and global disorder.
Los límites del Estado y el “desorden” global, escribe Francisco Valdés UgaldeFrancisco Valdés Ugalde writes about the authoritarian character of the new ruling group and the persecution of opposition figures.
La justicia como persecución, escribe Francisco Valdés UgaldeFrancisco Valdés Ugalde states that the electoral reform is a call to violence.
Sin consenso, la reforma es riesgo para la democracia, dicen expertosFrancisco Valdés Ugalde critiques the obsolescence of the sovereignty claimed by the president of Mexico.
La soberanía metafísica o el oportunismo pasivo, escribe Francisco Valdés UgaldeFrancisco Valdés Ugalde is a researcher at the Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales of UNAM who criticized the reform's legality.
Nuevo amparo blinda al Estado, no a los ciudadanosFrancisco Valdés Ugalde is a researcher at IIS-UNAM.
¿Qué sigue? | El UniversalFrancisco Valdés Ugalde is a researcher at the Institute of Social Research of UNAM.
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