Of course, paradoxically, even though our views were opposed to those of the federal government, this did not get in the way of making our ideas reality, because in Latin America, at the same time as open regionalism was on the rise, so too was a desire for democracy, and in the state of Guerrero we were shifting from violence, guerrilla warfare, and authoritarianism to pluralist and inclusive consensus.
Cabe mencionar que, paradójicamente la visión distinta del gobierno federal no impidió concretar nuestras propuestas ya que, en América Latina a la vez del regionalismo abierto se estaba dando un proceso democratizador y en el estado de Guerrero estábamos transitando de la violencia, la guerrilla y el autoritarismo a los consensos plurales e incluyentes.