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This research examines clientelism from the perspective of civil society members, focusing on their perceptions of political actors and the impact of clientelism on community engagement and political participation. Through interviews and observations within the Democratic Revolutionary Party (PRD) in Mexico, three categories of perceptions emerged: utilitarian views of clientelism as a resource access mechanism, critical perspectives from educated individuals, and views recognizing clientelism's role in community building. The findings suggest clientelism, while often detrimental, may also provide marginalized individuals with strategies for meeting their needs and enhancing political involvement.
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