There is no presumption of innocence for ministers

In this El Montonero article, Dardo López-Dolz raises the age of question of, “What makes being a minister so appealing,” by taking a deeper look at the presumptions of holding office and comparing them to the realities of the position. Often times the positions, and their responsibilities, have changed as drastically over the years as the country they represent, which leads to shifts in attitudes that are more similar to those of the incumbent administration. So, what is it that keeps drawing in young, qualified candidates from prestigious institutions and rooting older, distinguished lifelong politicians to run for these high offices?   To read the full article (in Spanish) and understand more about the life of ministers and the answers to these questions, click here.