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Mexican in the Global Era (1982-present), image, image - Coggle Diagram
Mexican in the Global Era (1982-present)
The Spanish language is second in importance in the United States
Society’s discontent was expressed through different demonstrations and social movements
Social protest neoliberal economic model
Reforms began in 1990, when the new Federal Electoral Tribunal was created
During the year 2000, the candidate of the PAN, Vicente Fox, won the presidential election
The elections of 1988 happened under a process that seems unclear and suspicious
The first dialogue attempt between the Mexican Government and the Zapatistas took place in the spring of 1994
Jose Lopez Portillo’s administration left the country mired in a big economic crisis
The unions supported the PRI changed their minds when they discovered that their leaders practiced a conservative policy which was oblivius to their interests
Ernesto Zedillo concluded doctoral studies in economics at Yale University
Miguel de la Madrid and Carlos Salinas de Gortari did postgraduate studies in public administration at Harvard University
Technocrats in Mexico began with the arrival of Miguel de La Madrid to the presidency
The earthquake on September 19,1985 which affected the center, southern and western areas of the country
This alternation had its origins in the 1960s’ when electoral reform opened political space for the opposition
Globalization is a phenomenon that began long time ago beginning at the commercial interchange
From 1960 to 1990, the population increased by more than 100%. Mexico went from having 35 to 81 million inhabitants
During the Government of Gustavo Díaz Ordaz and Luis Echeverría, many citizens decide to continue expressing their displeasure
Economically, a crisis in a country can end up affecting another country in another part of the world
