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Manuel Lopez Obrador

Sheinbaum’s dilemma under López Obrador’s shadow

In the succession process, López Obrador has managed to restrict Mexico's first female president actions. He has appointed most of her cabinet, governors and other relevant positions.

Letter from President López Obrador to “friend” Donald Trump

For López Obrador to address Trump by letter, as if he were already the president of the United States, is a major diplomatic blunder without precedent between the two nations, and limits the political space of his successor.

Technical coup d’état

Why did Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador mention this week that the opposition is plotting a technical coup d'état via the Judiciary?

The ruling party positions itself in the State of Mexico for the 2024 elections

The common candidacy led by the ruling party Morena won the governorship of the State of Mexico and defeated the PRI-PAN-PRD-NA electoral alliance by more than eight points.

The (anti) democratic Judiciary

Latin America has witnessed a slow and sometimes unnoticed process of illegitimate control of Supreme Courts by presidents.

AMLO camouflages the ruling party’s internal election

On June 11, Morena's National Council met in Mexico City to legitimize the mechanism by which the candidate for Presidency will be chosen.