The transfer of illegal migrants to the Guantanamo prison, known for housing the most dangerous terrorists, poses serious human rights violations. Mexico's approach focuses on migration and insecurity, especially with drug cartels reorganizing and seeking to strengthen their position in various institutional spheres.
Claudia Sheinbaum and her team managed to outsmart Donald Trump's arrogance, who resorted to the threat of imposing a 25% tariff on all products imported from Mexico. However, it was irrational to harm his own country with this measure, given the economic interdependence that exists.
The United States faces internal challenges, such as the drug consumption epidemic and the activity of cartels that operate both in drug trafficking and in the illegal sale of weapons to Mexican cartels. Despite this, the stability of the Mexican peso indicates a moment of calm and confidence for investments in the country.
Claudia Sheinbaum's cabinet must continue to explore new investment opportunities and promote multilateralism, keeping attention on the demands of the U.S. government to avoid further complications. Although tariffs are expected not to be imposed, it is necessary to be prepared for any eventuality.
In the midst of this situation, migrants find themselves in a vulnerable position, whether in U.S. territory, in transit to the United States from different countries, or at the Mexican border, facing an uncertain wait. Trump has waged his war not only in tariff terms but also against migrants.
Claudia Sheinbaum demonstrated skill and determination in successfully negotiating with Trump, standing out on the international stage. Despite the challenges ahead in the coming years, the Mexican president managed to position her country as a relevant actor in the global landscape, facing pressures and threats with firmness and strategy.
