The Transition to a Constitutional State

Dealing with the constitutional state is gratifying, but at the time of preparing the subject it seems correct to link it to the legislative perspective in accordance with the following problem: Can the Mexican state adapt to a level where its constitution is fair, is configured according to recently formed parameters, achieves its aims, satisfies its needs, inspires confidence, and tends towards ever better development, from a legislative origin? And based on this approach, the answer is affirmative in the sense of the great responsibility that lies with the legislative powers to promote changes, increase the life of the State, define its elements; since the balance of the perfect symbiosis that exists between these elements must be attentive to the changes.For this reason, the present work aims to create an outline for a transition in the model of the Mexican state, and how a series of legislative reforms could lead us to a possible change or approach to this specific end.