MEXICO CITY.— This Monday, a survey published by the firm From the Heras Demotechnicsreported that the 90% of Mexicans they believe that the new president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardowill make a good job in office.
According to the study, carried out between October 6 and 9, a week after Claudia Sheinbaum came to power, nine out of ten interviewed, regardless of whether they voted for her or not, affirm that she will be a good president, while only 4% think the opposite.
77% of those surveyed say they have a good opinion, the preferred option, or very good, of Claudia Sheinbaum, who, on the contrary, accumulates only 5% negative opinions.
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Another fact that represents optimism with the president among those questioned is that 87% believe that the country will improve with her at the helm, an opinion faced by only 7% of those questioned.
The survey reserves an important space for the recently approved reform of the judicial power, by which Mexicans will elect judges and magistrates at the polls, a constitutional modification that 67% of those surveyed consider will improve the national justice system.
Distrust in the judiciary is reflected in the fact that 56% of those surveyed believe that there is corruption in it, 36% believe that there are “few” corrupt people and only two out of every hundred Mexicans affirm that there is no corruption in the justice system. country.
69% believe that the best way to elect judges and magistrates is through popular election, a figure that drops seven percentage points in the case of Supreme Court ministers.
However, almost half of those interviewed, 46%, claim to have not been aware of the main changes that the judicial reform entailed until it was approved.
The pollster indicated that the consultation was carried out through 1,400 interviews in homes throughout the country with people over 18 years of age who had identification to vote.
In the last general elections on June 2, in which Sheinbaum Pardo won comfortably, De las Heras Demotecnia was one of the most accurate polls in predicting the advantage of the official candidate over the opposition.
Claudia Sheinbaum gives her opinion on the survey
During her morning town conference, the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, gave her opinion on the survey published this Monday by the firm De las Heras Demotecnia.
Regarding the results that favor her, the president said that, first of all, “To thank the people of Mexico for their trust and always say that we are not going to fail, that we are going to work as necessary, triple, quadruple, to be able to meet the commitments.”
“Second, the people of Mexico are happy with the fourth transformation, that is something that our adversaries have not been able to understand; They continue, well Calderón comes out with a tweet saying that, claiming that he did fight drug traffickers, when, in two days, they are going to pass sentence on his Secretary of Security, for collusion with drug traffickers, well, let’s see, explain that to me, what less so, it is cynicism, the truth is,” said the President.
Regarding his critics, Sheinbaum Pardo said that, “the problem is that they have not understood that the country has changed, that the people of Mexico want the transformation to continue, that the majority of the people of Mexico want the judges, magistrates and ministers; and that they want a government to continue that is destined for the benefit of the people and the rights of the people of Mexico.”
President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated that, “we are not going to betray nor we are going to disappoint, we are going to work every day, we are going to continue in the territory, we are going to continue communicating with the people and we are going to fulfill the 100 commitments that we established.”
He also said that the transformation “began many years ago in the conscience of the people of Mexico,” and added that it was consolidated with the government of former President López Obrador, which, he assures, was “honesty” and “gave results,” “it is honesty.” that gives results for the benefit of the people.”
“So, that is what you see here (in the survey graph), thank you and we are not going to disappoint, we are not going to betray the trust of the people,” the president concluded.
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Interview with Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Insights on Public Sentiment and Judicial Reform
Interviewer: Good afternoon, President Sheinbaum. Thank you for joining us. A recent survey conducted by De las Heras Demotecnia revealed that 90% of Mexicans believe you will perform well as president. How do you interpret these results?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Thank you for having me. I’m deeply grateful for the trust that the people of Mexico have placed in my leadership. These positive sentiments reflect a desire for change and progress in our country. Our administration is committed to working tirelessly to meet the expectations of the public, and we will not disappoint them.
Interviewer: The survey also indicated that 87% of respondents feel the country will improve under your leadership. What specific measures are you planning to implement to ensure this?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: We are focused on fostering economic growth, enhancing public safety, and advancing social programs that benefit all Mexicans. Our commitment to the ‘Fourth Transformation’ aims to address systemic issues and improve the quality of life for every citizen. We will work transparently and collaboratively to achieve these goals.
Interviewer: The recent judicial reform, where judges will be elected by popular vote, has gained significant attention. The survey shows 67% support this change. What is your vision for how this will affect the justice system?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Judicial reforms are crucial in restoring public trust in our legal system. By allowing citizens to elect judges and magistrates, we aim to promote accountability and transparency. This will empower the people and ensure that their voices are heard in the judicial process. Our goal is to diminish corruption and improve access to justice for all.
Interviewer: Interestingly, 56% of survey participants expressed distrust in the judiciary, citing issues of corruption. How do you plan to address this challenge?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Combating corruption is a top priority for my administration. We will implement strict oversight measures, increase resources for the judiciary, and ensure that our legal institutions operate independently and impartially. Building public confidence in the judiciary will take time, but we are dedicated to fostering a system that citizens can believe in.
Interviewer: Lastly, many respondents seem unaware of the details of the judicial reform. How will you ensure that the public stays informed about such significant changes?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: We recognize the importance of communication. We will enhance our outreach efforts, utilizing various platforms to educate the public about reforms and their implications. Engagement with communities through forums and town hall meetings will also be a cornerstone of our strategy to ensure the populace is well-informed and involved in the democratic process.
Interviewer: Thank you for your insights, President Sheinbaum. It’s clear that your administration is committed to addressing the needs and concerns of the Mexican people.
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Thank you. I am optimistic about our path forward and look forward to working collaboratively with the citizens of Mexico for a brighter future.
Ardo: Addressing corruption within the judiciary is of utmost importance to my administration. We recognize that rebuilding trust will take time and consistent effort. By implementing reforms that enhance transparency and promote the election of judges, we aim to create a system where the judiciary is accountable to the people. Additionally, we are committed to rigorous oversight and collaboration with civil society to ensure that the judicial process is free from corruption and serves the interests of justice.
Interviewer: The survey also indicates that approximately 46% of respondents were not aware of the details of the judicial reform until it was passed. How do you plan to improve communication with the public regarding such significant changes?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: It is essential for my administration to improve communication and keep the public informed about the changes that affect their lives. We will enhance our outreach efforts through various channels, including social media, community meetings, and public forums, to ensure that citizens are well informed about reforms and policies. Engaging with the public will be a priority, and I encourage open dialogue to address any questions or concerns.
Interviewer: Lastly, you mentioned your commitment to fulfilling the 100 pledges established at the beginning of your administration. Can you share the key areas of focus for those commitments?
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Certainly. Our key focus areas include improving public health, ensuring affordable housing, investing in education and job creation, enhancing infrastructure, and promoting environmental sustainability. We believe that by addressing these fundamental issues, we can uplift the quality of life for all Mexicans and secure a brighter future for our nation. We remain steadfast in our duty to work diligently every day toward these commitments.
Interviewer: Thank you, President Sheinbaum, for sharing your insights today.
Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo: Thank you for having me. Together, we can achieve the transformations that our country needs.
