Synopsis


The extinction of public trusts, not only bolsters the pattern of the president to rule by decree, but it breaks the juristic value of the country, by boosting the uncertainty that generates as a consequence of the breach of contracts of which the interests and rights of people and companies are deposited. Furthermore, the exclusion of the chamber of deputies, and the lack of transparency given the use of resources concentrated in those disappeared trusts make the order of counterweights in the Mexican political system susceptible.