As Mexico prepares to elect its next president, voters are faced with a critical choice between continuity and change. The two major candidates vying for the presidency offer distinct visions for the country's future.
The incumbent party, Morena, represented by Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, promises to build on the current administration's populist policies. This includes initiatives such as a universal pension for the elderly and youth apprenticeship programs. Morena seeks to consolidate its power by securing a two-thirds majority in Congress to enact constitutional amendments.
