HIDDEN REALITIES: EXPLORING THE DYNAMICS OF POVERTY IN MEXICAN SOCIETY

The objective of this analysis is to theorize and reflect from the tool of critical thinking on the concept of poverty in Mexico and how it is combined with a political control before a surveilled society, this, from the perspective of the French philosopher Michael Foucault, as well as the transformation of the system over the years and the governmental six-year periods in our country in a stated way. In addition, this conceptualization is related to the work of the social sciences in the current context from a perspective that analyzes the mechanisms of surveillance and mass control, — Ortega and Gasset, and Gramsci would be consistent with this control — with purposes that favor the financial system that governs the country's economy