Mexico City.

The people of Mexico are experiencing serious security problems due to politicians who act corruptly and form "alliances" with organized crime.
Among the main vulnerability factors are persistent poverty in various regions, lack of access to quality healthcare, informal employment, and public insecurity linked to organized crime, which directly affects the peace of mind of many families. The disappearance of approximately 160,000 people (if I'm not mistaken) and the clear discontent because the president prefers to answer stupid questions instead of the uncomfortable or important ones, "according to" her. There are increasingly more protests, and the people never remain silent, as was the case with the march during the most recent Liga MX national soccer tournament, the Clausura 2026 Tournament, whose final was played in May 2026 (FIFA). The participants in that march were the mothers searching for their missing loved ones and the collective of families of the disappeared.

President Claudia Sheinbaum typically displays an institutional, analytical, and methodical demeanor in front of the cameras. Her media style is characterized by the following main features:
Equanimous tone: Always maintains firm emotional control, avoiding outbursts or verbal confrontations.
Technical approach: Responds with data, statistics, and structured arguments due to their scientific background.
Rigid body language: Projects an image of seriousness, discipline, and formality in his speeches.
Continuity speech: Constantly emphasizes the achievements of his political movement with a solemn tone.
Few concessions to improvisation: He prefers to stick to pre-rehearsed messages or official agendas.

The Head of Government of Mexico City is Clara Brugada Molina, accompanied in her cabinet by secretaries such as César Cravioto Romero (Government), Pablo Vázquez Camacho (Citizen Security), Nadine Gasman Zylbermann (Health), Inti Muñoz Santini (Housing) and Inés González Nicolás (Labor). At the local level, the 16 current mayors are Javier López Casarín (Álvaro Obregón), Nancy Núñez Reséndiz (Azcapotzalco), Luis Mendoza Acevedo (Benito Juárez), Giovani Gutiérrez Aguilar (Coyoacán), Carlos Orvañanos Rea (Cuajimalpa), Alessandra Rojo de la Vega (Cuauhtémoc), Janecarlo Lozano Reynoso (Gustavo A. Madero), Lourdes Paz Reyes (Iztacalco), Aleida Alavez Ruiz (Iztapalapa), Fernando Mercado Guaida (La Magdalena Contreras), Mauricio Tabe Echartea (Miguel Hidalgo), Octavio Rivero Villaseñor (Milpa Alta), Berenice Hernández Calderón (Tláhuac), Gabriela Osorio Hernández (Tlalpan), Evelyn Parra Álvarez (Venustiano Carranza) and Circe Camacho Bastida (Xochimilco).