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ms sheinbaum is an environmental scientist turned politician. she is considered a protege of the previous president although she insists he will wield no influence over her government. as president, she says she'll priotise welfare programs, improve the lives of women and tackle security. the elections were marred by violence and threats, and a candidate was reportedly murdered after the polls closed this weekend, among dozens of candidates killed over the campaign. after a historic night, today has been more prosaic for claudia sheinbaum and her team. no doubt they got some sleep after a gruelling election campaign and a tiring night. but during the day, she put out that she had been receiving messages of congratulations from the length and breadth of the continent, from the president of chile to president
it's huge, a historic milestone, historic election. it's truly consequential. as we just heard, 70 years after mexico's women were allowed to vote, we now have a woman in the presidential palace in mexico. it's just so important. she is coming into her government on october 1st with a lot of power. the congress also, the lower chamber of congress, has a super majority for her coalition, and she has a majority in the senate. we haven't seen a president with this much power in a long time in mexico. it's hugely consequential. i just regret that we keep talking about the men in her orbit, whether it be andres manuel lopez 0brador or donald trump orjoe biden. we really have to celebrate what this means for mexico, for the region and for the world. what is it going to mean for
on that notion of making mexico safer notjust for women and girls but for all people, we've seen incredible violence across this election campaign. a candidate killed just as the results were coming in, in fact. what is the scale of the task ahead of her on that front? a big task on the security front. the impunity rate in mexico is north of 95%, estimates forecast 98%. you can kill in mexico and there is no consequence for that. that has to change, and it is extremely important not only for mexico but for the united states. mexico is the united states�* largest trading partner. security, economics and trade are so closely linked together that a worsening security situation in mexico is bad news for the us as well.
angel very much was cast as the villain angel, of course, is a competitive the player she's demonstrative. so as caitlin clark and i don't mind that at all, my thing is be fair about it, right? and even with some of this commentary now about how women in the wnba should compete. like you said this before you play this clip of angel reese right? we have seen many men and men spores and basketball have the petty is good rodgers, you mentioned the bad boys, michael jordan and i say at thomas still hate each other to this day, but those grudges, that beef is celebrated, it's marketed fans love it, but number one complaint you hear from a lot of mbb, nba fans today is o, is the game is to solve. players are too friendly. but yet when it comes to the women, like everybody has been building up this rivalry between angel reese and caitlin clark, which is very reminiscent of larry bird and magic johnson in the late 70s, early 80s, they couldn't stand each other. they had the most watched men's college basketball final of all time, and they remove
we fought togetherfor 20 years, or more than 20 years, to have the government that we have now and the opportunity for mexican people and the right for mexican people, the rights. and of course, i'm going to leave a different time in history. viva mexico! mexico may have turned a corner with claudia sheinbaum's win, but it is still a nation where women are treated as inferior, where” women and girls are murdered every single day. to curtail that violence, she must now succeed where so many men before her have failed. will grant, bbc news, mexico city. i spoke to maria fernanda bozmoski, deputy director of the adrienne arsht latin america center at the atlantic council. for the first time, there is a female president notjust in mexico but in the whole of north america. put into context how significant this is. thanks so much for having me on the programme.
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was the one who obviously made that dirty play. >> caitlin clark, she got as a reputation a certain reputation. she's bring it to the table, but instead, a lot of them have just lower the discourse by resorting to very lazy stereotypical gender stereotypes by using the word petit, using the word jealousy resentment, all these things that are commonly associated with women in terms of describing our unsupportive behavior. and if we want to keep it 100% real, a lot of these characteristics did they keep thrown out there that these players supposedly field because my thing is show me the evidence. wright player, are you talking about because that's what i want to know. >> because you keep saying i'm sure there's resentment and probably ye shall be quotes. that's what i'm saying. and so my thing is knowing that black women make up 70% of this lee, black women are unfortunately stereotype of being aggressive, confrontational. all those things, they keep throwing these trigger words out there and people have suddenly reduce
they still don't feel safe. this is the last time yarin saw her neighbourhood — trapped in her home in sderot by the gaza border, as hamas gunmen ran through the streets. she and her three children fled tojerusalem the next day. a ceasefire now, she says, won't be enough to send them home. we will free the hostages, but a few years from now your life will be... you will be the next hostages, you will be the next people that get murdered, the women that get raped, all of this will happen again. the ceasefire will kill us. ending this conflict rests with the leaders of israel and hamas, locked in a war for their own survival. lucy williamson, bbc news, sderot. with me is mohamed taha from bbc arabic. good morning. the biden peace
there is a fight announcer says the following... >> boy, round of applause he's getting right now is pretty staggering. and he had to imagine that was going to happen. >> trace: and then you see the post from aaron rodgers, put this up on the screen, at the big thing, the media say no, no! aaron rodgers' number the president! didn't even look at him, that's not true. but they have to, if you have to take one more swipe, what he thinks? >> donald trump could do this pretty much anywhere in the united states of america, naimo one plays a joe biden can walk into an arena and he would get a rousing applause like that? people would jump to their feet, clapping their hands and excited to see him. he said, he appeals to the blue-collar men and women across this country guide we never see a politician like donald trump. he is only one i can pull this stuff up. and joe biden and calmly harris? naimo plays they can do it. they walk into an arena and they would get booed.