The Forgotten experience
The City Hall of Mexico: Politics and Government, 1876-1912
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forgotten experience , city hall of mexico , politic and governmentAbstract
After the elections on July 6, the inhabitants of Mexico City will finally have a head of government belonging to an opposition party and the Assembly of Representatives will meet with a majority that does not belong to the PRI, all this as a result of a fair electoral process.However, the discussion on the election of political delegates, that is, of the local or municipal government, is still ongoing, as it was a century ago; as well as the definition of its attributions and, therefore, of its relations with the levels of government of the entity and the federation.
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Terrazas Revilla, O. A. (1997). The Forgotten experience: The City Hall of Mexico: Politics and Government, 1876-1912. ANUARIO DE ESPACIOS URBANOS, HISTORIA, CULTURA Y DISEÑO, (04), 229–304. https://doi.org/10.24275/OJMK7077 (Original work published November 16, 2018)
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