The government and the movement face rapid wear if they are overlapped, followed through, or attempted to be concealed. Unlike the past, this government cannot blame the past for what happens in the present, as the past belongs to it. The management of President Claudia Sheinbaum is challenged by the delayed effect of the legacy she has received.
The commitments and pending tasks inherited by Claudia Sheinbaum are subjecting her to premature wear and complicating the execution of her government. The poor implementation of the Judicial Reform, as well as the increase in violence in several states, such as Sinaloa, Chiapas, Guerrero, and Guanajuato, are displacing the president's projects and plans.
It is crucial to avoid early wear in the exercise of power that could impact the government's viability. Interferences, inconsistencies, and abuses produced by haste and poor legislative quality are hindering the effective development of the government.
The lack of harmony between the Executive and the Legislative branches, as well as the conflicts among the leaders of the Morena parliamentary factions and their allies, are undermining the Judicial Reform. Criminal violence across the country is creating urgency in the Armed Forces and complicating the implementation of the government strategy.
The beginning of the six-year term is crucial to establish the direction of the government, but the obstacles and lack of coordination among the various powers of Morena are making this task difficult. The uncertainty generated by criminal violence and internal errors is highlighting the fragility of the current administration.
It is necessary to correct these errors and establish a clear political command to avoid premature wear of the government. The President of the Republic has shown a firmer discourse than her predecessor, but it is fundamental to ensure the cohesion and effectiveness of the government amid current challenges. Clarity and firmness in decisions are vital to face the challenges ahead.
