Claudia Sheinbaum, the current mayor of Mexico City, has announced her intention to run for the presidency with a focus on promoting shared prosperity. In a recent interview with Café Milenio, Sheinbaum emphasized her commitment to addressing social inequality and promoting economic growth for all Mexicans.
However, Sheinbaum faced criticism at the start of her campaign after a slip-up during a speech where she mistakenly said, “Let the corruption continue.” She quickly clarified her remarks, stating that she is firmly against corruption and is committed to upholding transparency and accountability in government.
Despite the early setback, Sheinbaum remains determined to pursue her vision for a more inclusive Mexico. In an interview with CNN in Spanish, she declared, “I will be the President of shared prosperity.”
As she gears up for the campaign trail, Sheinbaum faces internal complaints, challenges, and fines that may serve as obstacles in her quest for the presidency. Nevertheless, she remains undeterred and is preparing to make her platform public in the coming weeks.
With her focus on promoting economic opportunity and reducing inequality, Claudia Sheinbaum is positioning herself as a candidate with a strong vision for the future of Mexico. As the campaign unfolds, all eyes will be on Sheinbaum as she seeks to rally support for her candidacy and bring her message of shared prosperity to the forefront of Mexican politics.