Mexico is starting to sound pretty good....
Except for the cartels of course
this post was submitted on 28 Jun 2024
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Yeah, the whole "chance of getting my head separated from my body if I accidentally go the wrong direction" thing makes it a little less appealing.
I wonder how long her progressive policies will align with their interests
I won't be shocked if she is, unfortunately, not long for this world.
I'm kinda shocked she made it this far tbh.
That's a brave person right there
I'd rather be cowardly than dead. You move to Mexico if you like.
I think I might move to Mexico
I hear the murder rate is in decline.
Yeah, there is less people to murder every minute
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Sheinbaum highlighted González’s experience in renewable energy and in handling finances, an area that will prove useful in the department’s relationship with state-run companies like oil giant Pemex and the Federal Electricity Commission.
Buenrostro, who served for more than two decades in government tax, treasury and economic agencies, was described by the future president as an “incorruptible woman” with 28 years of experience in public administration.
Edna Elena Vega Rangel, who also previously worked for the Mexico City government, will head the secretary of agrarian, territorial, and urban development.
The day after the June 2 election, Sheinbaum confirmed that Finance Minister Rogelio Ramírez de la O had accepted to continue in his role, in an effort to calm investors after the country faced a sudden meltdown in the stock and currency markets.
Among the possible picks for the job is Omar García Harfuch, the former chief of Mexico City’s police who was present at Sheinbaum’s meeting with the White House envoy, Elizabeth Sherwood-Randall, two weeks ago.
Last week Sheinbaum announced her first Cabinet picks, presenting an even gender distribution, as well as a heavy presence from academia and her prior administration as Mexico City’s mayor.
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