This September 30, President López Obrador held his last “morning” press conference at the National Palace.

The Mexican president who ended his six-year term with nearly 80% approval, according to a survey reported by Spanish newspaper El País, proudly handed over the presidency to his successor, former head of Mexico City government, Claudia. Sheinbaum.

During his conference, the president signed the publication of two reforms he presented this year, namely the transfer of the National Guard to Sedena and the ratification of the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

“In closing, I would like to sign before you the publication of two reforms, out of 20 initiatives that I sent to Congress…”