Claudia Sheinbaum sworn as the first President Mexicos: Time turning!

Claudia Sheinbaum sworn as the first President Mexicos: Time turning!

Mexico has experienced a significant political change: Claudia Sheinbaum was sworn in as the first president of the country. In her inaugural speech, she emphasized the urgent need for change and strengthening the role of women in the government. This marks a historical moment in Mexico's political landscape, since in the past two centuries mainly men have ruled the country.

Sheinbaum, a left-wing politician and former mayor of Mexico City, takes over the official business from her predecessor Andrés Manuel López Obrador. With a clear mandate for the next six years, she is faced with numerous challenges, including coping with the "John" hurricane, which caused serious damage in the south of the country.

The president will also have to deal with central topics such as the violence of the drug cartels, the energy transition and relationships with the new US government. Their election victory in June reflects the support of the population for the social programs and political approaches of their predecessor.

As an expert in physics and climate change, Sheinbaum brings a technocratic view of her political leadership. Your focus on continuity and development is reflected in your planned state aid programs and infrastructure projects.

The appointment of Sheinbaum as President Mexico takes a new look at the political future of the country and marks an important step towards equality and progressive politics. The international community will follow its term in office, since Mexico, as one of the most important economies in the world, takes up a key role in global politics.

Source: www.vol.at