The “Security discourse” in Mexico (2006-2012)

This paper resume the results of a research which aims\ua0to create an historical framework to place the currently\ua0violence context which Mexico has been inserted since\ua02006. Aims to demonstrate that in the politic space circulates\ua0only one way to interpret the crime, which determine\ua0and change political practices. It asseverates that\ua0“security discourse” as an hegemonic interpretation of\ua0violence from organized crime, has an structural impact\ua0on political space. Rebuilding the meaning’s premises that\ua0the discourse runs, it will underline the hegemonic operation\ua0implicit there, who is acting disconnecting causes of\ua0consequences: separating the “criminal” data in the context\ua0where emerge