Synopsis


With the allocation process, the Mexican political system began facing new challenges, especially in jurisdictional matters. The federalism built with the long democratization process seems not to have been designed deliberately but due to the political regime changes in the country and diverse political junctures. Among the two emerged conflicts in the new federalist stage, public policy responsibility distribution and resource apportionment have been exacerbated during the current administration by being exposed by the SARS-CoV-2 virus pandemic.