The right wing in the post-revolutionary Mexico: a proposal of characterization

Abstract

This paper presents a historical review of the political orientation that can be characterized as: right wing. In consideration of the author, this political orientation arrived to power by constitutional means in 2000. To do this the author considers the founding of the National Union Sinarquista (1937) and the National Action Party (1939), right-wing opposition organizations emerged in response to guidance from the government of President Lázaro Cárdenas. Similarly, investigates more openly pro-Nazi expressions showed during the Second World War.