President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum, who will take office on October 1, It is time to rethink
the estrangement of the values of the North American region
–where Mexico has a trade agreement with the United States and Canada– that has been carried out by his party, Morena, warned the British newspaper yesterday Financial Times. It should be done before investors start valuing Mexico as a Central American economy.
he said.
Next month brings a new president, but not a new ideology: Claudia Sheinbaum, López Obrador’s hand-picked successor, is a supporter of the current president’s legal reform, handing more power to the military and his plans to weaken Mexico’s young institutions.
according to the publication.
Some investors see Sheinbaum as a modernist technocrat, although this is at odds with her past as a public servant and loyal ideologue
of the game, he added.