Public Perception of Political Crisis

MEXICO - Report 19 Dec 2014 by Guillermo Valdes and Esteban Manteca
Executive Summary Last week’s release of GEA-ISA’s most recent quarterly study, Mexico Politics, Society and Change: Governability Scenarios and the accompanying nationwide door-to-door survey of registered voters offers us the opportunity to look at the country’s multifaceted political and institutional crises through the prism of public opinion. The institutional crisis arising from the chronic weakness and ineffectiveness permeating the institutions responsible for security and justice became all the more apparent following the massacre of Ayotzinapa students in late September as well as...

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