Whichever woman wins the presidential election should choose to set a different tone.
, with control of Congress, thousands of local offices and the presidency at stake. Whether the winner is Claudia Sheinbaum, the nominee for Morena, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s party, or Xóchitl Gálvez, a former senator running under the banner of an opposition coalition, Mexico will have its first female president.
But the weeks leading up to the vote have been rough in both tone and substance. And it’s no wonder. For half a decade under López Obrador, Mexico’s democracy and its institutions, including the courts and the press, have been battered. Mexico can only hope that whichever candidate wins the upcoming elections, she will turn the country toward a more constructive style of politics.
López Obrador has illegally intervened in the campaign. In his morning news conferences, he has consistently ignored Mexico’s constitution, whichfrom taking partisan positions or commenting on the election that determines their successor. On Monday, he described Sunday’s vote as a referendum.
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