The Latest Breaking News from Claudia Sheinbaum

This week, Mexico’s president was groped in public. But a New York Times podcast is fretting about excessive wokeness

After Claudia Sheinbaum was assaulted this week, her opponents claimed she staged it. From their own experiences, the women I met know she didn’t have to, says author Mona Eltahawy

Women in Mexico face daily fears of harassment and violence, especially when using public transportation and rideshare apps

Mexico and France announced Friday a new phase in their strategic alliance to boost trade, investment and scientific, cultural and diplomatic cooperation, during the France's head of state first official visit to Mexico

When Claudia Sheinbaum — Mexico’s first woman president — was publicly groped during a walkabout recently, her response was striking in its restraint: “If this happens to the president, where does that leave all the young women in our country?”

Mexico's political polarization has tarnished what could have been a moment of national solidarity after President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped on a downtown street

After being groped by a man in public, President Claudia Sheinbaum filed criminal charges and vowed sweeping legal reform to make sexual harassment a crime across all Mexican states.

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated her opposition against actions by U.S. troops in the country, claiming that the people are "united against any interference."

He attacked the president on camera... Then police discovered what else he'd done that day.

Mexico's first female president, Claudia Sheinbaum, was groped while greeting citizens near the National Palace on 04 November 2025; she has filed charges and called for nationwide criminalisation of sexual harassment, intensifying debates over presidential security and women's safety.

Quiroz has called for peaceful demonstrations in Uruapan and across Michoacán, encouraging residents to honor her late husband's memory without violence.