Las raices anti-sistemicas del Partido Accion Nacional

In: Revista mexicana de ciencias políticas y sociales, Band 57, Heft 214, S. 187-210

Abstract

The paper analyzes the different groups that formed the National Action Party (PAN). Contrary to widespread idea by the PAN and its supporters that the party was born with a citizen profile and a democratic project, this article shows how the first program of the PAN was heir to two different conservative currents, but also anti-systemics: on the one hand, the heirs of the social-Catholic tradition, continuing the struggle against the Jacobin State emerged from revolution; on the other hand the secular right that sought the economic industrialization and the administrative modernization of the Mexican State, taking as a reference to the Hispanic tradition of the Spanish Falange. Adapted from the source document.