The lack of legal certainty in Mexico is having a negative impact on businesses, families, investments, and jobs. This scenario is protecting the powerful, whether those who can pay for the justice they want, politicians who avoid facing crimes committed under their influence, or drug trafficking, which can influence judicial decisions or achieve outcomes through violence or corruption. This situation is generating negative consequences, such as the lowest economic growth since the last century.
Efforts to promote national unity through dialogue and the concertation of actions could be beneficial, but so far there is resistance from national and foreign investors to work in Mexico. It is expected that even social subsidies will not be sufficient, given that the resources to cover them will not be adequate. In this context, recommendations aimed at the United States seem to be ignored, raising questions about the country's credibility.
The justice system in Mexico faces significant challenges, with consequences that extend to vulnerable groups and the international image of the country. The situation is exacerbated by external threats, such as those from the United States government and its implications on migration, security, and trade. The lack of adequate response to these pressures is generating concern about the future of the country and the government's ability to address current challenges.
The deteriorating economic and social situation in Mexico is evidenced by indicators such as the increase in violence, the lack of clear plans to promote progress, and the dependence on a government lacking effective strategies. The absence of efforts to promote productivity, innovation, and competitiveness contributes to a discouraging outlook that requires urgent and effective actions to reverse the current trend. Budget cuts and arbitrary decisions are generating uncertainty and affecting the country's development in the short and long term.
In this complex scenario, the disappearance of the justice system, the lack of incentives for personal and professional development, and the absence of clear plans to face the challenges of the present and the future are eroding Mexico's capacity to withstand internal and external pressures. The need for an integrated and coherent approach to promote stability and progress is becoming increasingly urgent, in a context marked by uncertainty and vulnerability in various fields.
