Edgar Zavala Pelayo is a Research Professor at the Centro de Estudios Sociológicos of El Colegio de México. He is the author of Sociologies and the Discursive Power of Religions.
In the 1850s, and amid disputes and armed conflicts between liberal and conservative political groups, the Mexican Parliament gradually approved a series of legislative reforms that would end a considerable part of the legal and economic prerogatives of the Catholic Church in this country. While these measures arguably did little [...]
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The Problem with Violence in Politics
A conversation with Kimberly Hutchings
Translation:
Good morning, very interesting the article, is very current in all Latin America, especially in our country Paraguay, even though our Constitution speaks of independence is to say the lay state, it remains so influential in politics, greetings.