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Political Sources of Presidencialismo in Mexico

Jeffrey A. Weldon

Year: 1997 Cambridge University Press eBooks Pages: 225-258   Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Abstract

Mexico has been characterized as having an exceptionally strong presidency. In no country in Latin America does the president appear to wield such wide-ranging powers. The president in Mexico dominates the legislative and judicial branches of the national government and directs a highly centralized federal system in which states and municipalities ultimately appear to be subject to rule from the center.

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Presidency Legislature Latin Americans Political science Politics Government (linguistics) Public administration Subject (documents) Law Political economy Sociology Library science

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Public Policy and Governance
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Political Science and International Relations
Political Dynamics in Latin America
Social Sciences →  Social Sciences →  Political Science and International Relations

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