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Mexico's Presidential Election Sees Historic Bid for First Female Leader

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The articles discuss the Mexican presidential election, specifically the candidacy of Claudia Sheinbaum, who is leading in voter polls. As a member of the left-leaning Morena party, she has campaigned in the image of current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. However, experts suggest that she may not be as radical as AMLO. Additionally, some critics view her as a potential pawn of the current president, which could impact her ability to govern independently.

  1. MX
    Andrés Manuel López Obrador
    Morena Party
    1. More than an election, this is a referendum to choose the kind of country we want.
    2. No one accepts to be manipulated when they reach public office.
  2. MX
    Claudia Sheinbaum
    Morena Party
    1. That President Andrés Manuel López Obrador tells me what to do, that when I get to the presidency, he's going to be calling me on the phone every day.
    2. I don't care about those things the opposition says, that mine would be another Lopez Obrador government.
    3. I'm the only one who can show results in security.
    4. Mexico has been called a machista country for many years. But Mexicans are now governed by many women and that's a change.
    5. There's this idea, because a lot of columnists say it, that I don't have a personality.
    6. I have always said it: I am a daughter of '68.
  3. MX
    Carlos Perez Ricart
    Center for Economic Research and Teaching
    1. In addition to being supported by the president's loyalists, Claudia has won over a part of the middle class, who want a more effective government than AMLO's.

2024 Mexican Presidential Election

  1. Socialist Claudia Sheinbaum elected Mexico's first female president
  2. Mexican Mayoral Candidate Shot Dead at Campaign Rally
  3. Claudia Sheinbaum named 2024 presidential candidate for ruling party in Mexico

sources

  1. 1.BBC
  2. 2.Le Monde
  3. 3.The New York Times
  4. 4.El Paìs
  5. 5.Al Jazeera
  6. 6.CGTN
  7. 7.ABC News (Australia)
  8. 8.CTV News
  9. 9.Daily Sabah
  10. 10.France 24
  11. 11.The Washington Post
  12. 12.The Guardian

perspectives

  1. 1.Election
  2. 2.Immigration to the US
  3. 3.Organized crime
  4. 4.Mexico under Claudia Sheinbaum
  5. 5.United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement
  6. 6.Mexican Cartels
  7. 7.Mexico under Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador
  8. 8.Mexican Foreign Policy

countries

  1. 1.ChinaCN
  2. 2.GermanyDE
  3. 3.IndiaIN
  4. 4.LithuaniaLT
  5. 5.MexicoMX
  6. 6.United StatesUS
  7. 7.Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofVE

organizations

  1. 1.Institutional Revolutionary Party
  2. 2.National Action Party
  3. 3.National Executive Directorate of #PRD
  4. 4.National Electoral Institute
  5. 5.AMLO
  6. 6.Oraculus
  7. 7.Strength and Heart for Mexico
  8. 8.Academy of Sciences
  9. 9.Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas
  10. 10.Citizens' Movement Party
  11. 11.FemCafe
  12. 12.Fuerza y Corazon por Mexico

persons

  1. 1.Claudia SheinbaumMX
  2. 2.Xóchitl Gálvez
  3. 3.Andrés Manuel López ObradorMX
  4. 4.Donald TrumpUS
  5. 5.Jorge Álvarez Máynez
  6. 6.Natalie Kitroeff
  7. 7.Edelmira Montiel
  8. 8.Guadalupe Correa-Cabrera
  9. 9.Marian Carrasquero
  10. 10.Aida Fabiola Valencia
  11. 11.Alejandro Benitez
  12. 12.Annie Pardo

technicals

  1. 1.Constitution
  2. 2.Mexican Revolution