CAMBIO DE RÉGIMEN Y POLÍTICA DE DROGAS EN MÉXICO

Abstract

ES | Abstract:ElprimerobjetivodeesteartículoesidentificarunabrevenarrativahistóricadelosregímenespolíticosysuvínculoconlaspolíticasdedrogasenMéxico.Seguidoporanalizarelestadoactualdelapolíticade drogas en México con la nueva administración presidencial.Enlosúltimosveinteaños,Méxicopasódeserunpaísconunrégimenpolíticodeunpartidoúnicoyconunrégimenpresidencialista,aunoconpluralismopolíticoyunareconfiguracióndelpoderenelEstadomexicano.Envirtuddeello,elámbitodelaspolíticasdedrogasdurantelamismatemporalidadseconstruyóenámbitosdomésticosmuyapegadosalasagendasparticulares,transformacionesenelámbitodeltráficodedrogasyconunafuerteorientaciónderivadasdelasrelacionesbilateralesconEstados Unidos.EN | Abstract:The first objective of this article is to identify a brief historical narrative of the political regimes and theirlink to drug policy in Mexico. This is followed by an analysis of the current state of drug policy in Mexicowith the new presidential administration.In the last twenty years, Mexico has gone from being a country with a single-party political regime and apresidentialist regime to one with political pluralism and a reconfiguration of power in the Mexican state.As a result, the field of drug policy during the same period of time was built up in domestic spheres thatwere very attached to particular agendas, transformations in the field of drug trafficking and with astrong orientation derived from bilateral relations with the United States.

Keywords

• políticas de drogas
• derechos humanos
• narcotráfico
• crimen organizado
• drug policies
• human rights
• drug trafficking
• organized crime