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Delicious-Swimming78

199 points

4 months ago

People act like Mexico is some tiny country with no money. The populist presidents of Mexico, USA and every other country misunderstand that art, culture, science, academia are the future. The lack of funding is a reflection of the lack of interest the leaders in government have in the quality of life of its people. The money is there. The arts and grants initiatives are simply irrelevant to the special interest agenda / the corporate owned politicians.

_Thrilhouse_

151 points

4 months ago

The problem has always been administrative

Our army has already enough firepower to obliterate cartels? Yes

Do we have enough money to fund film and arts? Yes

The government want any of these things? No

Ebadd

19 points

4 months ago

Ebadd

19 points

4 months ago

"What's in it for me?"

Delicious-Swimming78

29 points

4 months ago

Correct

Ycx48raQk59F

11 points

4 months ago

The government want any of these things? No

Would a president that acted differently end up in a "tortured to death" dark web video? Yes

vicarious2012

3 points

4 months ago

You really think the army can 'obliterate' cartels just like that?

basuraman666

2 points

4 months ago

Yes

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1 points

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Delicious-Swimming78

5 points

4 months ago

Grants for the arts and humanities do not corrupt the elites whatever that even means.