Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has signed a decree mandating greater transparency across the federal government, a move that underscores her administration's commitment to institutional accountability.
The legislation was enacted during her daily morning press briefing, known as the mañanera, and aims to obligate government bodies to operate with increased openness.
She emphasized that the Mexican people govern their own affairs, rejecting external interference in domestic political matters.
The timing of the decree is significant, arriving as diplomatic relations between Mexico and the United States face renewed strain.
Sheinbaum recently addressed provocative remarks from a senior official in the Trump administration, asserting that there is "good coordination" between the two nations.
She emphasized that the Mexican people govern their own affairs, rejecting external interference in domestic political matters.
This push for transparency comes against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical sensitivity.