Claudia Sheinbaum’s presidency, which began with her October 2024 inauguration for a six-year term ending in 2030, continues to shape trader assessments of any early departure scenario. Recent legislative setbacks, including the rejection of her initial electoral reform package and the subsequent introduction of a scaled-back “Plan B” version now advancing through the Senate, highlight coalition management challenges within Morena. She has responded by advancing economic measures such as private investment incentives, minimum wage increases, and the rollout of universal healthcare credentials, while navigating external pressures including U.S. tariffs and prosecutorial actions targeting alleged corruption among party officials. These developments, alongside ongoing security initiatives and infrastructure projects, underscore institutional continuity and policy momentum that traders weigh against potential risks from legislative gridlock or bilateral tensions.