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En diciembre de 2013 el Congreso Mexicano promulgó una serie de modificaciones
Constitucionales que permitían, por primera vez en más de 50 años, la entrada de capitales
privados a la industria petrolera en México. Dicha modificación, representó un enfrentamiento
directo al imaginario social mexicano, en donde el petróleo se encuentra íntimamente ligado al
nacionalismo desde la expropiación petrolera de 1938. En este texto se planea presentar la
manera en que dicho imaginario social fue utilizado por las tres principales fuerzas políticas del
país, el PAN, el PRI y el PRD, a favor de sus propias propuestas de reforma energética
In December 2013 the Mexican Congress passed a series of constitutional amendments that for the first time in over 50 years allowed private capital in the Mexican oil industry. Such modification represented a direct confrontation with the Mexican social imaginary, where oil is closely linked to nationalism since the oil expropriation law of 1938. This paper shows the way in which such social imaginary was used by the three main political parties of the country, PAN, PRI and PRD, to favor its own energy reform proposals
In December 2013 the Mexican Congress passed a series of constitutional amendments that for the first time in over 50 years allowed private capital in the Mexican oil industry. Such modification represented a direct confrontation with the Mexican social imaginary, where oil is closely linked to nationalism since the oil expropriation law of 1938. This paper shows the way in which such social imaginary was used by the three main political parties of the country, PAN, PRI and PRD, to favor its own energy reform proposals
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Imaginario social Nacionalismo mexicano PEMEX Reforma energética
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Morales Rublo, Josafat Raúl (2016). Usos políticos del imaginario social: el caso de la reforma energética en México = Political uses of social imaginary: the case of the energy reform in Mexico. EduSer - Revista de educação. ISSN 1645-4774. 8:2, p. 62-72