El sistema mixto de partidos y de candidaturas independientes en la Constitución y en la legislación mexicanas

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.1852215123

• Palavras-chave: sistema electoral, sistema de partidos, candidaturas independientes

• Keywords: electoral system; party system; independent candidacies.

• Abstract:

  2012, to independent candidates, whose guarantee of participation in the electoral contest has been established in the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States.2012, to independent candidates, whose guarantee of participation in the electoral contest has been established in the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States.The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year ...The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year ...The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year ...The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year ...The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year ...The Mexican electoral model that combines a system of political parties with independent candidacies or those not nominated by political parties, has meant an opening of the political-electoral rights of citizens and the expansion of the paradigm of participatory democracy. The regime of independent candidates for access to popularly elected office, which applies to all popularly elected positions – for legislative and municipal governments, for governors of the federative entities and for the President of the Republic – requires a joint examination with the system of political parties and the electoral system provided for in the Mexican Constitution. The crisis of credibility in the political parties and in the occupants of the positions of popular election emanating from them, and the feeling of the citizens that they are not represented by the latter, and that generated the demand for an authentic democratic representation, opened the way, from the year  2012, to independent candidates, whose guarantee of participation in the electoral contest has been established in the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States....