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Claudia Sheinbaum warns of international right-wing interference in Mexico

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has warned of interference attempts by international right-wing groups in Mexico's future elections, specifically citing potential risks for the 2030 polls. During her press conferences, she characterized the right-wing movement as an ideology that defends economic interests and social inequality rather than the people.

Addressing the recent Brazilian presidential elections, Sheinbaum noted that Senator Flávio Bolsonaro led the first round with 47.03% of the vote, ahead of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, who received 45.16%. She declined to offer a definitive political judgment on the Brazilian outcome, stating that the Mexican government will wait for the second round on October 25 to conclude before issuing a formal position. She also dismissed concerns that Mexico might face political isolation in Latin America due to a potential shift toward right-wing leadership in Brazil.

Sheinbaum clarified that her administration does not seek to organize or lead leftist movements across Latin America, emphasizing that her primary focus remains on domestic governance and the well-being of the Mexican people. Meanwhile, Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada Molina echoed calls for national sovereignty, asserting that Mexico is not a backyard for foreign interests.

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Brazil · Clara Brugada Molina · Claudia Sheinbaum · Flávio Bolsonaro · G20 · Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva · Marcelo Ebrard · Mexico · Mexico City

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