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A week ago, leftist candidate Andrés Manuel López Obrador claimed a landslide triumph as Mexico’s next president. With 52 percent of the votes, he not only won the election but his party, National Regeneration Movement, took a majority of seats in the Senate and five out of nine governorships.
In the days following the election, López Obrador and his team have been determined to show the ways in which the country will enter “Mexico’s fourth revolution.” The presidential cabinet, which for the first time will have equal representation of men and women, is mainly constructed by academics who have publicly announced their determination to bring a peaceful change: violence, corruption and impunity are the main topics on the table.
Olga Sánchez Cordero, 71, a Mexican jurist who has served as a member of the Supreme Court of the Nation, will be the first woman to take the interior secretary position. As part of this transformation, Sánchez Cordero, an advocate for abortion and same-sex marriage, has begun to push in favor of the recreational use of marijuana and eventually opium poppies. This initiative, which includes ending the prohibition of marijuana cultivation, comes as a way to eradicate the violence that has bred from the war on drugs which former president Felipe Calderón began in 2006.
With over 160,000 people murdered in the past 12 years and thousands of disappearances and unresolved cases, the next interior secretary strongly stated that the time has come for Mexico to take these matters into account.
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