La violencia en Guerrero: factores históricos, estructurales, coyunturales e inerciales.

The article analyzes violence in Guerrero, Mexico, and its socioeconomic, political, and emotional consequences on the population. It highlights Guerrero's marginalization in the country's political and economic decisions, as well as the power struggle for economic and political control by the ruling elites. It mentions the increase in state violence, the closure of businesses and schools, land abandonment, and forced displacement of people. It also points out the social and regional inequality in the state's economic development, as well as the concentration of wealth in the hands of a few businessmen. Violence in Mexico is related to social inequality, wealth concentration, corruption, and discrimination. Violence in Mexico is a multifactorial problem that requires public attention regarding the mental health conditions of the population. [Extracted from the article]