Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico’s first female president: ‘I will not let you down’
In her historic inauguration, the country’s new leader paid tribute to all the women who came before her
Mexico’s judicial reform: The win for López Obrador that’s mortally wounded the opposition
The three opposing parties in the Senate could not block the controversial measure to have judges elected by popular vote: one senator was suspiciously absent, while another voted in favor of the bill
Rita Bell, election official: ‘Political parties in Mexico continue to be controlled by men even if a woman comes to power’
The member of the General Council of the National Electoral Institute analyzes the advances, setbacks and threats to the political and voting rights of women in the country
Mexican women’s long journey to win political rights
The election of the first female president in Mexico represents an important achievement in female representation, but experts warn that ‘there is still a long way to go to achieve equality’
The murder of Gisela Gaytán: A Mexican candidate without bodyguards and at the mercy of hitmen
A reconstruction of the last hours of the woman who wanted to be the next mayor of Celaya reveals an improvised tour in a community plagued by violence
Gisela Gaytán, candidate for mayor of violence-plagued town in Mexico, is shot dead
The politician was attacked at a campaign event in Celaya right after she presented her strategy to tackle violence in a municipality that is in the grips of a security crisis
Mexico is already thinking about its first ever female president
Two very different candidates, Claudia Sheinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez, will compete in 2024 for the highest office in the nation
The ‘dirty war’ of succession within Morena, Mexico’s ruling party
Just 10 days into the campaign, the presidential contenders are ripping into each other despite pleas for unity and threats of disqualification
With elections in Mexico’s most populous state, old ruling party may be nearing its end
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The race could mark a high-water point for President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s Morena party, which has imitated — and largely replaced — the old PRI across Mexico