Claudia Sheinbaum doesn’t exactly sound like a Mexican name (lol), but with around 60% of the vote Mrs Sheinbaum is now the new president of Mexico. Sheinbaum becomes the first woman president of Mexico and the first Jewish leader of a predominantly Catholic nation.
Sheinbaum and current President AMLO are reportedly close political allies, and both represent the Morena party. The outcome of the election appears to have positioned the Morena party for a considerable set of legislative victories, perhaps giving them a super majority. In large part this outcome was driven by the working-class and lower income group who strongly support AMLO.
Keep in mind that AMLO was/is essentially a soft-socialist with a strong nationalist streak. The financial markets do not like the nationalistic aspect to AMLO; Wall Street prefers a multinational corporate politician and a more fascist policy system that is easier to purchase by corporations. The other aspect that put AMLO on the opposite side of the multinationals was his traditional energy policy (cheap and abundant oil and gas).
It seems that Claudia Sheinbaum carries a political outlook similar to AMLO, with the exception of the energy policy. Sheinbaum is more of a climate change, green new deal, renewable energy politician. Sheinbaum’s energy policy outlook gives Suspicious Cat a reason to consider that U.S. IC interests may have put a finger on the scale of the Mexican election.








