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IBARRA ESCOBEDO, Rubén. The validity of the neoliberal model in Mexico against the liberation of Latin America: some ideas to highlight the role of the state in stewardship of the economy and welfare of the population. Rev Nov Pob [online]. 2015, vol.11, n.22, pp. 0-0. ISSN 1817-4078.

This paper aims to list some of the results observed from the implementation of neoliberal policies in the Mexican reality, emphasizing the return of the PRI government since 2012. In the second part is intended to refute the idea that welfare states undermine capitalist accumulation and affect economic growth and competitiveness. Given the reality that exists in some countries of Latin America, where governments have distant neoliberal policies, it should make a comparison in terms of the results that affect the population, with what happens in Mexico, a country that only from the blindness of political leaders the same economic model that is causing such serious consequences for the majority of the population remains. Given that no agreement can be above the needs of the people the conclusion can’t be other than to note that in Mexico the rulers who have led and lead the country for a long time, whose concern is contrary to the nation, to its population, its interest lies in preserving the interests of large corporations and follow the precepts of the American government and its various agencies, in contrast to what is happening in Latin America, where they have built the foundation on which it can build an truly independent country.

Palavras-chave : neoliberal model; role of government; welfare.

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