Claudia Sheinbaum: Presidenta / Claudia Sheinbaum: President. A Story Told by Arturo Cano - ARTURO CANO

Desde el inicio, Sheinbaum ha liderado las encuestas tanto entre los partidarios de Andrés Manuel López Obrador como en la opinión pública en general. Sin embargo, esta posición la ha convertido en blanco de ataques que intentan desacreditar su trayectoria, acusándola de depender completamente de un líder político. Estos ataques ignoran su destacada participación en la defensa de causas sociales y políticas desde su juventud, mientras forjaba una exitosa carrera como científica y académica. En un mundo de políticos camaleónicos, Sheinbaum se destaca por su coherencia y su compromiso con la lucha social y las batallas electorales que cambiaron la geografía política del país.

Este libro presenta un retrato documentado de Claudia Sheinbaum, basado en varias entrevistas realizadas durante su mandato como jefa de Gobierno de la Ciudad de México. En él, Sheinbaum expresa su objetivo de fortalecer los derechos del pueblo y gobernar con una combinación única de lucha política y formación científica, para gobernar con ojos de mujer, “pero de mujer honesta”. En una de las conversaciones para este libro, Sheinbaum suscribe plenamente las palabras de Dilm a Rousseff al asumir la presidencia de Brasil: “Llego para proteger a los débiles, honrar a las mujeres y gobernar para todos”.

ENGLISH DESCRIPTION

Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo may become the first woman president of Mexico.

From the beginning, Sheinbaum has led the polls both among supporters of Andrés Manuel López Obrador and within public opinion in general. However, this position has made her the target of attacks aimed at discrediting her trajectory, accusing her of depending entirely on a political leader. These attacks overlook her long-standing commitment to social and political causes since her youth, all while building a successful career as a scientist and academic. In a world of chameleon-like politicians, Sheinbaum stands out for her consistency and her dedication to social struggles and electoral battles that reshaped the political landscape of the country.

This book presents a documented portrait of Claudia Sheinbaum, based on several interviews conducted during her tenure as Head of Government of Mexico City. In it, Sheinbaum describes her goal of strengthening the rights of the people and governing with a unique combination of political commitment and scientific training—governing with the eyes of a woman, “but an honest woman.” In one of the conversations featured in this book, Sheinbaum fully embraces the words of Dilma Rousseff upon assuming the presidency of Brazil: “I have come to protect the weak, honor women, and govern for everyone.”