The relationship between Mexico and the United States is in a period of uncertainty due to Donald Trump's victory.
Mexico faces significant challenges in security, migration, and trade.
Trump has exerted pressure on Mexico with threats and unilateral measures, such as tariffs and hardened immigration policies.
There is an added threat of declaring Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organizations.
Mexico needs to strengthen its ability to tackle organized crime.
Mexico has played a significant role in containing migration heading north.
The use of tariffs as a political tool continues to be a threat for Mexico.
The leadership of Claudia Sheinbaum, with strong popular support, will bear the task of defending national sovereignty without compromising the relationship with the US.
Conclusion: Mexico faces significant challenges in security, migration, and trade and must handle them with a firm strategy, maintaining a functional relationship with the United States under the leadership of Claudia Sheinbaum.