Political corruptions have served many government officials with the approach of abuse in the political power. A study has shown that corruption have been around for a very long time. While Latin America has not been pillaged as thoroughly as Africa, corruption is a serious problem in most countries in the region. One of the most corrupt countries in Latin America is Mexico, because of its bad and corrupt political figures they’ve had for many years now, benefiting and stealing from the government without worrying about their country and most importantly the people. There are many issues that are key factors when we hear Mexico’s corruption; political parties, organized crime, poverty, unequal dispersal of revenue, and ignorance among citizens.
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Corruption is a current issue in Mexico. It is an issue of much importance that if it keeps on going, it may lead to the perdition of the country. Morris We look back at the implications of the recent presidential election on anti-corruption and activity in Mexico. That regard in return to Institutional Revolutionary Party which is known by its Spanish acronym (PRI). PRI held power for seven decades, until the hold of the century, and rightly and wrongly that is a period that is known by marked political corruption in the country. Also we look the legal framework for addressing corruption issues and bribery issues in Mexico. One of them has to do with the fact that Mexico is border country to the United States. There are many aspects of everyday life that the Mexican government needs to change in order to regain control of their country, and most importantly the trust of their …show more content…
But Mexico's economy needs internal liberation, not foreign aid. Moreover, having better legal alternatives doesn't eliminate the allure of high illicit profits. Organized crime still exists in the United States. What the United States could do that would most help Mexico would be to legalize marijuana, which provides 60 percent of the cartel's revenue. That might shrink the cartels to the point that the Mexican government could take them. But there are obviously huge domestic considerations about doing that as well, and it is a policy initiative that remains beyond the foreseeable
Corruption is a current issue in Mexico. It is an issue of much importance that if it keeps on going, it may lead to the perdition of the country. Morris We look back at the implications of the recent presidential election on anti-corruption and activity in Mexico. That regard in return to Institutional Revolutionary Party which is known by its Spanish acronym (PRI). PRI held power for seven decades, until the hold of the century, and rightly and wrongly that is a period that is known by marked political corruption in the country. Also we look the legal framework for addressing corruption issues and bribery issues in Mexico. One of them has to do with the fact that Mexico is border country to the United States. There are many aspects of everyday life that the Mexican government needs to change in order to regain control of their country, and most importantly the trust of their …show more content…
But Mexico's economy needs internal liberation, not foreign aid. Moreover, having better legal alternatives doesn't eliminate the allure of high illicit profits. Organized crime still exists in the United States. What the United States could do that would most help Mexico would be to legalize marijuana, which provides 60 percent of the cartel's revenue. That might shrink the cartels to the point that the Mexican government could take them. But there are obviously huge domestic considerations about doing that as well, and it is a policy initiative that remains beyond the foreseeable