The first President of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, at an event at the Secretary of Public Education in Mexico City (Mexico). Mario Guzman (EFE)

After 65 presidents, Claudia Sheinbaum became Mexico's first president. A historical fact, in a country where every day 10 women are murdered and six others disappear. Sheinbaum claims her position is gender-focused, but expectations are high: it remains to be seen how Andrés Manuel López Obrador's heir apparent (Morena) applies a gender perspective; whose government, last year, allocated almost 90% of the gender policy budget to social programs that have nothing to do with eradicating gender violence, such as pension funds for the elderly or scholarships for students.