FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT OF UNITED MEXICAN STATES

FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT OF UNITED MEXICAN STATES. MEXICAN HUMANITARIAN MODEL FOR DEVELOPMENT

Albeit President Manuel López Obrador was appointed as the intellectual generator of transformation of the economic development model from neoliberal to Mexican Humanitarian, new elected President of the United Mexican States, Claudia Sheinbaum, signaled during speech held October the 1^st, 2024 the intention of providing continuity of the Benefactor State identified as successful by former Admnistration of López Obrador.

 

Even though Executive output directed a peaceful revolution and transformation of the Mexican public (life) by means of a democratic modernization, new elected President identified victorious sovereignty with moral authority to govern without deteriorating the auto determination of the people.

 

Besides social prosperity and economic humanitarian development as assets for the domestic policies, Claudia Sheinbaum identifies the Multilateral Commercial Agreement with the Realm of Canada and the United States of America as an economic regional and global agenda along with the development of a regional complement of the historic component held with other Latin American partners as a principle to maintain prosperity.

 

Even though primary objective is to keep an autonomic Bank of Mexico the independence of the Justice Department along with, security, intelligence, investigation and constitution of the National Guard will be primary objective of the new established government of Sheinbaum.

 

Besides social security, Sheinbaum presented during ceremony of The Presidential Transmision project to develop Train Network: Maya Yucatán Peninsula and National Energetic Compound Plan as the government’s infrastructure technical development to keep, along with the private investment stability of the electric generator companies and clean energy efficiency. Among the National and domestic economic policies, new elected President identified PEMEX as a priority to keep local production.

Key Words

Statocentrism        Multilateral Commercial Agreement       Scientific Education Program      Mexican Humanitarian Model for Economic Development     Train Network             National Energetic Compound