The Challenge Sheinbaum Faces to Change Mexico - VisualPolitik EN

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Mexico has voted and chosen who will be its new president for the next 6 years, succeeding the immensely popular Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
For the first time in its history, the person who will take the reins of the country will be a woman: Claudia Sheinbaum. In this video, we share all the details.
#Mexico #USA

[@leelandwilliams8669]

Its crazy that she had 37 opponents killed by the Cartel.....

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

Extreme poverty... The ideal situation for cartel recruiting, and terrorist groups, or nationalist movements

[@cristianfamigliuolo]

Poverty Is the normality is always the starting tile in the game of goose. Everything else is missing capitalism, morality and justice.

[@snackplissken8192]

Good luck ending poverty and increasing tax revenue by vastly increasing the cost of energy.

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

Increase cost of energy? In what way?

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

3:43 he said "timeing it well", perhaps this is the time. The solar market between China and US, allowing Mx to buy cheap. Turning the green faucet doesn't mean it happens overnight. Mx has its own oil, but diversity is important for stability

[@-sephrin2260]

Reupload..? feels a bit like a deja vu

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

Hmm I think last video was about new presidents run and chances for win or right after win.

[@clownkirkpatrick]

This seems way overly critical in my view. For example, you say child education is a significant problem in Mexico (which I agree with), so they increase scholarships 43% to incentivize people to go to school, which helps decrease to drop out rate (all things you said), and you still find something to complain about which is that maybe it's not all going to the very poorest and is being equally distributed. Sure it could be better based on that, but it just seems like you're looking for reasons to criticize Mexico there. You also kinda put the global warming part of Sheinbaum's platform to the side, meanwhile Mexico City has a water shortage and water inequality was one of the biggest issues in this election. Security is undoubtedly the highest, and AMLO deserves to answer for it, but water security is very important as well. Having someone in charge who actually cares and has a plan to resolve it is huge, if she is able to implement it successfully. You talk about how the healthcare system needs reform (another point I agree with), so AMLO tries to reform it, and you complain because seemingly...you think achieving healthcare for all there is impossible and he should be more realistic? So why are you complaining about it then if you think it's impossible to achieve? What would you do then? Lastly, you complain about the poverty rate, which is significant, without acknowledging it fell pretty significantly during AMLO's term from 43.2% to 36.3%. That number is obviously still way too high, but it's at least improvement. You also don't mention the positive raises in minimum wage, pensions, and the significant infrastructure improvements done during AMLO's term, and the work particularly done to improve inequality between Northern and Southern Mexico. Overall you acknowledge at the end that many of these changes will take time to see the results of, and yet feel comfortable complaining about them while ignoring much of what actually made him popular, and what made Sheinbaum popular. Idk, seem a bit slanted to me. I don't think AMLO is as good as he gets credit for, but this almost seems like a hit piece. Mexico isn't Denmark, you have to have perspective here and look not at where it is compared to the developed world, but whether it is headed in the right direction or not.

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

Me thinking Mx needs a post WW infrastructure govt program. Rebuild and upgrade Mx into the 21st century. A tax credit for kids under 18. Work program for everyone else willing to show up.

[@caty863]

About scholarships; I am in the camp in support of government granting scholarships to "all" high-performing students regardless of the income bracket of their families. This creates a good motivation and drive for competitiveness among pupils. Then, for the remaining "average" students, that's where government would cater only the poor.

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

Everyone should have access to education and charging for it only hurts your own society. However I think college is over hyped, we need more trade's people in the world. If you're going to college to become a nurse, a doctor, a security researcher (White Hat Hacker), or other job that's in demand it makes sense to invest in those. Liberal arts, while important and socially valuable do not tend to lend to getting a good paying job. "Oh wow so you know English real good, that's nice" is what I think to myself when someone tells me they were an English major, likewise history majors are great but if you're going into it what job are you specifically going after and don't say teacher. I think we can go on an income based model and cover the majority for students regardless of income bracket. If you were raised in poverty like me it'd be fantastic to get an easier access to a full ride to do IT, or HVAC, etc. If you're upper income then maybe you'll get some help assuming you're parents don't literally make seven figures. Middle class might pay a few hundred or a couple thousand a year but it'd be a FRACTION of what we're (I broke the poverty cycle baby) used to paying. I quit college early on, best decision I ever made. I only owed them $9k when I quit and managed to pay that off in a few years. I make as much as most college graduates who do the same job as me because my brain works good enough without needing to spend $90k I guess. Honestly I don't think we should hype college as much as we do. I have so many friends with meaningless liberal arts degrees, and even know a few specialist (Landscape Architecture) and don't use it (in the last case they realized they hate it I think). You know what's cool? Having half a mill in the bank/investments, your own home, no student debt; and being able to fix stuff. That's what getting good at Plumbing, Electric, HVAC, Pipe Laying, or other skill jobs and a good work ethic can get us. I rant about all this because if you've met a Mexican you know their work ethic makes us look lazy.

[@theviolator818]

I thought Messico was fck'd before but now I'm sure of it.

[@Imtiredofthisgrandpa]

Every country is effed after every election. Touch grass

[@theviolator818]

@@Imtiredofthisgrandpa ouch burn, you got me..

[@angelgallegos199]

So the neoliberal president of the PRI and PAN parties backed by Washington were heaven on earth?

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

​@@theviolator818solid response.

[@trajanwhite5095]

She wont have any trouble, her coalition has a super majority of 74 percent and just her party morena having 42% of the seats

[@badluck5647]

Depends who pays the biggest bribes. Those Marxists are hypocrites.

[@emuPoco-F3]

In Morena always manage to accomplish their goals, how? They change the definition of it.. It's moronic 😂

[@egg174]

Mexico is sheining in glory...not

[@rene2582]

Nop, no change because the narcos (Obrador's bosses) are the same

[@jurassictyrantkingYT]

President. Claudia Shienbaum she's going to have a tough time controlling the cartels and it's going to be very hard for her to consider gradually moving away from oil add gas to clean energy. I'm really hoping she succeeds, because the cartels are definitely going to make it much harder for her to run the country as a Tejano-Mexican-American, I'm very much hoping that she does fulfill all her promises unlike our politicians here in the US who are complete disappointment.

[@BusesAreFatCars]

If she can't affect the cartels, which she doesn't seem to have plans to do, then she'll try to change things for the average citizen. Will these changes actually help the people and the country overall? She's a leftist, so the answer is very likely to be no, certainly in the long term.

[@badluck5647]

America politics looks saintly compared to Mexican politics, where you choose between straight corruption or incompetent Marxists who also like bribes.

[@cristianfamigliuolo]

Poverty Is the normality is always the starting tile in the game of goose. Everything else is missing capitalism, morality and justice. Everything that is missing is always missing because the financial food chain remains in the hands of very few

[@alonsoguillenmarquez3131]

México has the first president woman in north América

[@yujirohanma9692]

I could be wrong but I think Mexico is doing better compared to the other Latin American countries !

[@RS-ls7mm]

I counted 9 higher in GDP, but most are lower, some very low.

[@ThatJPGamer]

@@RS-ls7mmwhich ones? I can only think of Uruguay, Chile, Panama, and Costa Rica? And they’re only marginally higher in GDP per capita

[@leocondoric.2391]

😅😅😅Are you serious?

[@RS-ls7mm]

@@ThatJPGamer Look at the wiki GDP per capita by country chart. (links not allowed in YT). Latino countries are all lower middle. Only African countries are worse.

[@firebreathingpumpkin]

If such a metric is being used, I would encourage using either the inequality-adjusted Human Development Index (IHDI) or HDI over GDP-per-capita.

[@photographyalamexicana]

Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's first female president-elect, faces significant challenges as she prepares to take office. These challenges include addressing high crime rates, particularly homicide rates, which she has pledged to reduce. Economic issues also loom large, as she needs to navigate a complex financial landscape and ensure sustainable economic growth. Additionally, managing relations with the United States, especially concerning trade and immigration, will be crucial. Sheinbaum's administration must also work on maintaining dialogue with various political factions to implement her policy agenda effectively​. Great video, VisualPolitik EN!

[@jorgeluis4389]

Assuming she wants to change anything...

[@RS-ls7mm]

Just like Argentina, running on a platform of anti-corruption but then the first thing they did when elected was something corrupt. Its been my observation living around these people that corruption is so deeply rooted in their culture they are not even aware of it, its normal to them.

[@BlueDirt_ProAggressive]

14:25 its less about well of kids getting a scholarship. It sounds merit based over wealth based, when an idiot with rich parents can get in. No irs a school issue. Need more schools so more scholarship students can attend.

[@hmontalvo90]

Idk amlo been doing a greag job economy wise. The dollar vs peso is doing great in only 6 years he got the peso from 25 to 18 vs the dollar.

[@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge]

she's a laptog of the prev. president, not gonna change much other than do his peoples bidding

[@freetolook3727]

@8:05 Working 40 hours a week for 52 weeks a year the hours worked (sans vacations, sick days and personal time off, of course) in the US would be 2080 topping out the chart. USA we're number one!!!

[@filipborch-solem1354]

I hate the political caste.

[@chito127]

Plata or plomo...silver or lead?

[@epicepicenter715]

Yeah what about the other 30 candidates that were all assassinated, and she just happens to me from the tiny hat tribe, always going to go over so fucking well

[@marvin2678]

hey stop noticing, you sound antisemtic !!!!!!!!!!!

[@jesuschavez7958]

They weren’t presidential candidates they were runners for local office such as municipal presidency.

[@benkmarchant]

What is the tiny hat tribe

[@marvin2678]

@@benkmarchant look it up

[@moic9704]

Local candidates at county level and unrelated to the presidential elections

[@a_anonymous_m]

Only 2k hours worked is at the top of the list? I work like 3.2k

[@nora768]

This video is great. I learnt more from your video than my entire history lessons in 4 years of classes.

[@itsomar855]

He has a bias opinion. Doesn’t says the actual truth. Like how judicial branch helps the cartel get out jail or also there is evidence that the CIA was working with the cartels. He talks about the problems in Mexico but not the cause of the problem..

[@ciceron351]

All the “steps” he mentioned to reduce poverty like deregulating the economy or lowering taxes were followed one by one religiously for over 20 years and worked for nothing. And don’t even try to defend AMLO of whom I’m highly critical, but listening again the neoliberal recipe feels like a dejavú. I like to watch this channel to have multiple perspectives and will continue doing but it is very obvious that it’s of highly neoliberal ideology

[@TheChaosmage123]

Pro tip, lose the ai voice narrator. It feels cheap and fake

[@RobotWithHumanHair.]

It’s a real woman smh

[@RaggedRomeo]

There are no uncorrupted politicians in a narco-state.

[@yujirohanma9692]

Exactly look at the USA is the worst of all the third world countries

[@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusket]

As an American I agree, we really need to clean up our house. I assume you're referring to the fact we let Big Pharma run everything right?

[@lordalpharius5928]

They’re none too n general, it’s either narcos, zealots or corporate greed that gets political leaders in over their own people; unless they’re supported by Nazis , populist and fascists

[@bleek760]

That's such a useless and a comment with no insight.

[@irondiver2034]

@@bleek760no it’s not, have you been to Mexico? Go there, stay awhile. Talk to the people. You’ll find out. Oh you might find that rare unicorn here and there. But pretty much any that can’t be bought off are in the afterlife. Of course there are gradations of corruption. But anyone in the communist side of the house are bad. They typically provide the bread and circuses. Everyone knows who provides the bread. In case you are wondering, I am Hispanic and was offered a job there. The money was way above average basically too good to be true. An apartment and driver services ( I found out why). It would take a Bukeli times a thousand to fix Mexico. I am not a hater, there are some really good people there. Highly skilled and well educated it. I wish all the luck

[@tzanasarus]

So you want them to regulate the economy or deregulate the economy?

[@agy234]

👃

[@osochara]

7 out of 10 children are bullied? That sounds to me more like bullying might be over reported because when I witnessed bullying, those dynamics just would not make sense.

[@RS-ls7mm]

School used to be a place where you learn to deal with bullies since you will be dealing with such people all your life. But no, we have to shield them and they will be totally unprepared for real life.

[@chito127]

@@RS-ls7mm The gang problem is underrated everywhere. What can a kid do except move to a different town?

[@RS-ls7mm]

@@chito127 If the level of bullying gets to the gang violence level then you have much bigger problems.

[@phyarth8082]

People complain about two party system where not enough polarization but in Mexico one party ruled 71 years PRI and to change something when one ruler rules forever (cough cough Putin) will be very hard. The name "Institutional Revolutionary Party" appears as an oxymoron or paradox, as the term "revolution" may imply the destruction of institutions.[26] According to Rubén Gallo, the concept of institutionalizing the revolution refers to the corporatist nature of the party; the PRI subsumed the "disruptive energy" of the Mexican Revolution by co-opting and incorporating its enemies into the party's bureaucratic régime. Wiki

[@Aleksandras477]

Gal šita šalis daugiau nebus tranzitu......?

[@valentinlozanoa.6180]

These guys are hurt, that Morena won 😂

[@alfredogutierrez6549]

Hahahaa yes of course, Visualpolitik is neoliberal prianista.

[@notyourbuddy26]

@@alfredogutierrez6549 I WOULDNT DOUBT IT

[@theconqueringram5295]

This is a colossal test.

[@MohitKumar-ym1il]

First

[@freetolook3727]

Congratulations on your victory! Here's your participation trophy!! 🏆😂

[@MohitKumar-ym1il]

Thanks ! I prefer cash prize though :(

[@narvuntien]

I don't think deregulation and lowing taxes would solve anything. The struggle with eduction and healthcare is a problem though and likely part of their lack of productivity. If the scholarships were fully flat, and open to all at the same rate I don't think that is inherently a bad thing, even if people that don't need it get it. The issue is only if people that need it don't get it.

[@brunogomes1458]

Mexico is North Brazil or Brazil is South Mexico

[@DirtRider999]

Didnt everone else get killed?

[@kewajam]

⚓🕋⚓

[@agy234]

Mexico needs to get ready for diversity and inclusion, open migration and high taxes

[@RS-ls7mm]

Not even Mexico is that stup!d, only the US is. Mexico actually enforces its assimilation and border laws. (But will allow people to flow thru their country to the US for cash).

[@marvin2678]

exactly....but why? who would do rthat lol

[@Hasanaljadid]

Who would migrate to USA?

[@memesfamilyguyandtvshows]

​@@RS-ls7mmDon't be stupid people don't migrant to mexico when America is next door it's like chosen fish and chips over hot Buffalo wings and beer

[@agy234]

@@RS-ls7mm they enforce them now… but now she’s in charge that will change

[@MrPapageorgio]

She's already been payed off.

[@ryanortiz8439]

More of the same.

[@agy234]

Around ewes you lose

[@markusamshoff7359]

Sheinbaum is a German family name 🎉 it could work out 💁‍♂️👀🇩🇪

[@harbifm766766]

No, it common little hat name

[@magnvss]

As Thomas Sowell says: 'There are no solutions, only trade-offs.' Neither of these measures ends up working as proclaimed: when you expand the benefits beyond those who are in truly desperate or circumstantial conditions, you only create a social endemic problem that can last generations, as everyone depends on the assistance of the state alongside the informal jobs they take to live. But as you add millions upon millions of people to the list, you also add millions upon millions of voters who fear losing such benefits. Politicians then hold these voters over a cliff, saying, 'If you don't vote for me, you will fall into the abyss; you have no other choice.' Their intention, therefore, is to never raise them from poverty, as this would free them to choose other options and political parties. Left-wing parties' premise is not one that creates wealth (which is basically impossible for the left, as they lack real economic training beyond spouting ideological fallacies) but one based on 'distributing,' and you can only distribute what you have. Worse, left-leaning parties tend to stifle the very conditions that sometimes maintain whatever wealth the country possesses.

[@freetolook3727]

Twenty years ago if you made $50,000 per year in the US you had the whole world by the ass. Now, if you make $50,000 you're just getting by.

[@marvin2678]

thats called infaltion

[@RS-ls7mm]

Pretty clear that they don't teach economics in school anymore. Only fantasy leftist economics.

[@chinesesparrows]

Welfare is good when there is a clear way to fund it, else it is just debt for future generations.

[@RS-ls7mm]

The country fails when the welfare recipients learn they can vote the treasury for more money. Like the US is now.

[@valentinlozanoa.6180]

They don't talk about all the infrastructure projects, and that poverty was reduced during his term.

[@freetolook3727]

Oil: The downfall of every developed country in the world.

[@youlose0513]

Fail state

[@oldmare444]

I am tired of visualpolitik bashing Obrador all the time. Visualpolitik supports neo-liberal economics; Obrador is more to the left. He couldn't change everything in one term. Get off it!

[@alfredogutierrez6549]

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