Claudia Sheinbaum has officially taken office as Mexico's first female president, marking a historic moment for the nation. During her inauguration, Sheinbaum promised a significant focus on women's issues, stating 'it's time for women' and pledging to continue her predecessor's economic policies while also addressing pressing challenges such as migration, crime, and public health. She aims to avoid a return to the drug war and has committed to engaging in discussions on women's history and social welfare. Her leadership style diverges from that of her predecessor, as she intends to maintain regular morning briefings while implementing her unique approach. The transition comes amid uncertainties about Mexico's future, including its economic environment and security concerns, but Sheinbaum remains determined not to let her supporters down.