After two convulsive decades, Mexico was opening up to the future. First the revolutionary generals, and later the university students, impose the gigantic task of modernizing the country. The nationalized industries such as the petroleum and electric companies, as well as the nationalized health care system and the general peaceful nature of social relations put a new face on Mexico. But at the same time the figure of the president is strengthening along with the political discipline of the state's political party. In the Mexico of stabilizing development, there is no room for dissidence and all is permitted in the name of progress.—Clío TV