Claudia Scheinbaum

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Mexicans love socialism and no mas Yankees moving down there. No bienvenido.
 
I heard some talking head on cable news saying that she is likely to have a very small majority in the legislature, so it will be difficult for her to push through a legislative agenda without making concessions to other factions/parties.
 
I heard some talking head on cable news saying that she is likely to have a very small majority in the legislature, so it will be difficult for her to push through a legislative agenda without making concessions to other factions/parties.
But does this diminish her executive powers? In the USA we see this corrupted by the selective application of the laws and abuse of the national "justice" system. No legislators required.
 
I'm not super familiar with Mexico's government structure. I don't know how much power the executive down there holds.
 


So that report I had read indicating she wouldn't have legislative report appears to have been wrong. Also, if she impedes Mexico's silver mining, that's going to have an impact on global supply and a potential supply shock when the vaults run dry.
 
I wonder if she prefers green sauce or red on enchiladas?
 
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