Social Criticism
- El progreso improductivo (The Improductive Progress) (1979);
- La feria del progreso (The Progress Fair) (1982);
- La economía presidencial (The Presidential Economy) (1987);
- La nueva economía presidencial (The New Presidential Economy) (1994);
- Hacen falta empresarios creadores de empresarios (There's a Need of Entrepreneur-creating Entrepreneurs) (1995);
- Adiós al PRI (Farewell to the PRI) (1995).
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