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Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum has found her scapegoat

Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum has found her scapegoat

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On Sunday, at a rally marking the second anniversary of her 2024 election victory, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered the most acerbic and aggressive speech of her administration. She reached back into the past to attack her predecessors Vicente Fox, who left office 20 years ago, and Felipe Calderón, who stepped down over a decade ago, blaming the past for every ill of the present. CommentsPopular from OpinionsHAND CURATEDOpinionAndy BeshearThis slap in the face to rural America is a chance to turn it blueNovember 24, 2025OpinionEditorial Board‘Things happen’November 18, 2025OpinionWendy R.

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On Sunday, at a rally marking the second anniversary of her 2024 election victory, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum delivered the most acerbic and aggressive speech of her administration. She reached back into the past to attack her predecessors Vicente Fox, who left office 20 years ago, and Felipe Calderón, who stepped down over a decade ago, blaming the past for every ill of the present. CommentsPopular from OpinionsHAND CURATEDOpinionAndy BeshearThis slap in the face to rural America is a chance to turn it blueNovember 24, 2025OpinionEditorial Board‘Things happen’November 18, 2025OpinionWendy R. AndersonA suspicion from 2016 is becoming Democrats’ monsterNovember 17, 2025View 3 more storiesView 3 more storiesSign up

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