The Mexican State is demonstrating its ineffectiveness in enforcing the law by subjugating judges, which affects all aspects of national life. Local administrations make mistakes in basic services such as garbage collection, pothole repairs, public safety, traffic, and transparency.
Amid these deficiencies, attributable to the public sector, arises the reflection on the need to recognize and address the country's problems. High crime rates, corruption, black markets, bureaucracy, judicial ineffectiveness, and other deficiencies point to the crisis Mexico is facing.
The public and social sectors also face difficulties in fulfilling their responsibilities, questioning the government's performance. The safety of the inhabitants is one of the most violated rights, highlighting the State's lack of effectiveness in ensuring it.
The situation worsens in other areas such as health, where public hospitals and health centers are overwhelmed. Judicial reform and the relationship between officials and criminals underscore the serious situation facing the country, casting doubt on the government's effectiveness in protecting its citizens.
The Mexican government is questioned for its lack of compliance in various areas, such as education, access to information, and the fight against corruption. The election of ministers and magistrates in June presents a scenario of uncertainty regarding the State's ability to guarantee justice and the well-being of the population.
Mexico faces criticism of being a failed state, with structural problems that limit its capacity for action. The decrease in investment in education, the crisis in public health, and other concerning indicators reflect the urgency of finding solutions to the issues plaguing the country.
In light of this situation, it is necessary to reflect on the role of the government and society in building a fairer and safer country for all its inhabitants. The current crisis demands a profound change in the way national challenges are addressed, emphasizing the need to take responsibility and seek effective solutions to the problems affecting Mexico.
