The Latest Breaking News from Claudia Sheinbaum

On June 2, millions of Mexicans are set to make history by voting in their first-ever female president with the two leading candidates both being women; Dr Claudia Sheinbaum from the leftist Morena party, and her right-wing rival, Xóchitl Gálvez. Annette Young heads to Mexico to ask what does this…

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador swept into office nearly six years ago with a simple motto laying out his administration’s priorities: “For the good of all, first the poor.”

Mexico appears almost certain to elect its first woman president on June 2 -- a prospect that divides opinion among women's rights activists in a country with a long history of macho culture.

A cable car soars above brightly painted houses, winding streets and evocative murals in a densely populated Mexico City neighborhood pivotal to the ruling party's chances of keeping control of the capital in upcoming elections.

Claudia Sherinbaum and Xóchitl Gálvez engaged in their last debate before the June 2 elections

Mexicans will head to the polls on June 2 to choose the successor of Andrés Manuel López Obrador

The Washington Post followed senatorial candidate Willy Ochoa, who has beefed up his security detail to campaign in the state of Chiapas

People living in Texas who have registered to vote in the Mexican elections could elect the country’s first female president next month.

Sheinbaum's lead in April polls reflects growing support, positioning her as a strong contender for Mexico's presidency.