¡A las urnas! Historia de las elecciones en México
Atarraya. Historia política y social iberoamericanaLas elecciones en México no son una novedad, tienen una larga historia. Este podcast está dedicado a explicar esos procesos. Con Alfredo Ávila, Fausta Gantús, Alicia Salmerón y Matilde Souto
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Language |  Spanish | Category | History | ||
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Entre cambios y continuidades, entre instituciones que existían desde la época colonial pero se resignificaron en el siglo XIX, este podcast llega al último episodio de la primera temporada. Fausta Gantús, Alicia Salmerón y Alfredo Ávila hacen un bal... more
Antes de las elecciones de 1910 se presentó una paradoja. Cada vez había más exigencias para que se realizaran elecciones directas y que incluyeran a los nuevos sectores sociales que la modernización porfirista había formado, pero excluido. Al mismo ... more
Uno de los ideales de la prensa a partir del siglo XX es que debe ser imparcial, no tomar partido. En la centuria anterior, tanto en México como en otros países, la prensa era y se asumía partidista. Había periódicos de larga duración que se involucr... more
En el siglo XIX, los ciudadanos no solo salieron a votar por sus autoridades, también fueron convocados en consultas, plebiscitos y referéndums para determinar si deseaban unirse a México o a Centroamérica, a la república o al imperio; para decidir s... more
¿Quiénes organizaban las elecciones? ¿Cómo se construían las candidaturas en el siglo XIX? Desde muy pronto, hubo grupos organizados, ya sea en logias, gremios y, sobre todo, clubes. En la mayoría de los casos, se trataba de organizaciones efímeras, ... more
¿Cómo se puede votar cuando hay guerras? Increíblemente, en el siglo XIX, el siglo de los conflictos armados en México, siguió habiendo elecciones en medio de las rebeliones y las ocupaciones extranjeras. No faltó el caso de un ejército de ocupación ... more
Desde que México se volvió independiente hubo una tensión entre considerar que el pueblo es soberano y, al mismo tiempo, limitar su participación. Catherine Andrews y Mariana Terán explican cómo hubo muchas formas para evitar la participación polític... more
Cuando México se independizó, había muy pocas restricciones para que los varones mayores de edad votaran. A diferencia de la Gran Bretaña, no se requería tener propiedades; a diferencia de EUA, no había exclusiones raciales; a diferencia de Francia, ... more
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