Esta es la historia contempor nea de nuestro M xico saqueado.

Todo comenz en los a os ochenta, cuando el pa s se debat a en una crisis econ mica sin precedentes y opt por abrazar el modelo neoliberal como tabla de salvaci n. Una promesa de modernidad y prosperidad que, al intentar reducir la intervenci n estatal en la econom a, dej un rastro de intereses p blicos pisoteados.

Ana Lilia P rez cuenta esta historia y desenmascara a los personajes que la moldearon: l deres pol ticos, funcionarios c mplices, herederos de la lite burocr tica y empresarios sin escr pulos. Al mismo tiempo, adentra al lector en las artima as del saqueo: concesiones manipuladas, recursos desviados, reformas estructurales fraudulentas y privatizaciones que no beneficiaron sino a una minor a.

En su pugna por el poder, dice la autora, los pol ticos de distintos partidos se acusan mutuamente de la «destrucci n del pa s, evadiendo as las responsabilidades que los gobiernos emanados de sus filas dejaron como legado. Su memoria selectiva tiene un nico prop sito: mantener o recuperar sus privilegios. Con esta intenci n, hablan de un pa s que nunca existi .

Esta obra expone el modus operandi detr s del despojo de los recursos m s preciados del pa s y revela c mo aquellos que deb an haber velado por el bienestar com n se transformaron en arquitectos de su propia fortuna. As , se erige como un mapa que ilumina el tortuoso camino que nos condujo a convertimos en hijos del neoliberalismo. M s all , nos permite entender las ra ces de la corrupci n sist mica y marca los primeros pasos en la ardua tarea para desmantelarla.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

This is the contemporary history of our looted Mexico.

It all began in the 1980s, when the country was struggling with an unprecedented financial crisis and opted to embrace the neoliberal way as lifeline. A promise of modernity and prosperity that, by attempting to reduce government intervention in the economy, left a trail of trampled public interests.

Ana Lilia P rez tells the story and unmasks the characters that shaped it: political leaders, complicit officials, heirs to the bureaucratic elite, and unscrupulous businessmen. At the same time, she pulls the reader into those pillaging schemes: engineered leases, diverted resources, fraudulent structural reforms, and privatizations that only benefited a few.

In their quest for power, claims the author, politicians from different parties accused each other of "destroying" the country, dodging the responsibility left as legacy by the administrations that arose from within their ranks. Their selective memory has but one purpose: to keep or take back their privileges. With these intentions, they speak of a country that has never existed.

This work exposes the modus operandi behind the looting of the most precious resources in the country and reveals how those people who should have watched over our common welfare became the architects of their own fortunes. Thus, this book emerges as a map, illuminating the winding road that led us to be children of neoliberalism. And even more, it allows us to understand the roots of the corrupted system and marks the first steps towards the daunting task of dismantling it.

Hijos del Neoliberalismo / Children of Neoliberalism - heftet, Spansk, 2024