Abstract

BOLIVAR MEZA, Rosendo. The Democratic Revolution Party: A difficult re-composition. Polis [online]. 2008, vol.4, n.2, pp.47-84. ISSN 2594-0686.

This article's objective is the Democratic Revolution Party (PRD analysis up from the 2006 questioned electoral process, essentially to emphasize an internal resetting necessity that has not come to being, and keep's the party sunk in a series of conflicts between it's political expressions or internal tendencies, in spite of being Mexico's second electoral force for the 2006 - 2009 triennium as to number of deputies and senators, and the country's main leftwing party. The article also analyzes its participation in the National Democratic Convention, the "legitimate government", Progressive Broad Front, and it's delayed internal reorganization process. It begins with the premise that the PRD continues to be a party in an institutionalization process and that its national leadership has been responsible for only managing the conflict that exists between the internal tendencies search for power.

Keywords : Democratic Revolution Party; a coalition For the Good of All; Democratic National Convention; "legitimate government"; the Progressive Broad Front.

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