Claudia Sheinbaum will make history as Mexico’s first female President and the first Jewish person to hold the office. The inauguration ceremony will be held at the Legislative Palace of San Lázaro in Mexico City, with prominent leaders in attendance.
Sheinbaum faces challenges such as organized violence, a slowing economy, and tensions with the United States over controversial judicial reforms. As she takes office with significant control, analysts are eager to see how she will tackle these issues, especially regarding security policies and relations with the US.
With the shadow of her popular predecessor A.M.L.O., Sheinbaum’s leadership style will be closely watched, especially as she presents her first budget next month. The future of Mexico under Sheinbaum’s presidency holds significant implications for both domestic and international affairs.