Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female president, vows to protect social safety nets and fight for the poor, inheriting significant challenges from her predecessor.
Sheinbaum won nearly 60% of the vote, largely due to the popularity of her mentor, former President López Obrador, who emphasized benefiting the poor.
Political analysts highlight that while López Obrador was charismatic and often covered errors, Sheinbaum must prove her effectiveness amidst pressing issues like violence and economic sluggishness.
Her immediate challenge includes responding to recent hurricanes that devastated Acapulco, with her first presidential visit aimed at addressing the aftermath of these disasters.
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