**3. By means of conclusion**

Displacement in Mexico is a contemporary form of social exclusion that is being silently legitimized by the state because in principle it does not desire to recognize the emptiness of power and does not attend to the necessities of families and victims of organized violence [28]. This phenomenon has been aggravated in recent years by the territorial dispossession and internal war generated by armed drug trafficking groups. Such kind of abandonment of state power has reasons to be, because refugee families in different scenarios as in the case of the municipality of Técpan, who had to escape from the Sierra due to the persecution of criminal drug trafficking cells and the violent response of law enforcement, they are under conditions of abandonment. Hernandez argues that the displacement phenomenon has not been understood per se, due to the fact that the issue refers to the struggle for natural resources from the 60s in the municipalities of Costa Grande [29]. That is the reason why the state has not been able to restore society as such despite the fact of existing, for instance, Law *487* published on July 22, 2014, at Periódico Oficial del Gobierno del Estado (Official Journal of the Federation) [30]. There are also other similar experiences, such as "Ley para la Prevención y Atención del Desplazamiento Interno en el Estado de Chiapas," published as Decreto N° 158, at Periódico Oficial del Estado, on February 22nd, 2012 [19].

The absence of the state in territories where drug trafficking operates gives a glimpse of the crisis of legitimation of Mexican power and democracy. This is related to the gap of power that exists in many Guerrerenses municipalities and the lack of governmental aid in order to such municipalities could fulfill the needs of the displaced people from the region of Sierra de Guerrero, who continue to live in precarious conditions and at the margins of official power. There is every indication that, despite the fact beyond looking at this phenomenon as a national problem, the purpose of the state consists of normalizing relations of domination, as well as languishing the dreams of the "common people." This means that if the basic subsistence needs of the families who were forced to leave their lives are not met, then marginalization

and inequality will continue to reproduce, what is more, peasant people might be part of a disposable army of laborers, we refer to the last link in the chain of production of illegal drugs goods and trade imposed and controlled by organized crime, or, in the absence, therefore, to join the ranks of such organization.
