Reported 4 months ago
Claudia Sheinbaum has become Mexico's first female president in a significant victory, succeeding Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador. She won the election by a wide margin, securing a supermajority in the lower house and potentially the senate. She inherits challenges such as high criminal violence and a large fiscal deficit, left by the previous administration. Sheinbaum's victory is seen as a nod to AMLO's legacy, but she faces the task of addressing pressing issues such as public security and the economy, as well as deciding whether to continue AMLO's policies or implement changes. Investors are cautious about her leadership and potential reforms, especially regarding the energy sector and infrastructure projects.
Source: YAHOO