In a move reminiscent of her political mentor, incoming Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum displayed a series of surveys commissioned by her political party that indicate a wide majority approve of controversial judicial changes. Sheinbaum emphasized that the surveys were purely informational and not binding in any way.
The surveys, conducted over the weekend through face-to-face interviews with thousands of eligible voters across Mexico, are seen as a strategic move to gauge public opinion and build momentum for legislative changes. Critics have raised concerns about the surveys being used as a public relations tactic rather than a genuine reflection of public sentiment.
