Mexico is bracing for the potential challenges of a second term under President Donald Trump, with a history of being a target of his rhetoric. Threats of border closures, tariffs, and even military intervention have loomed over the country if it fails to address issues like migration and drug trafficking.
The dynamics have shifted since the first term, with Mexico now under the leadership of a leftist president, Claudia Sheinbaum. Unlike her predecessor, Sheinbaum's background in leftist activism may lead to a more nationalistic approach in dealing with Trump's policies.
