On June 2, Mexico will make history by choosing between two female candidates for president. However, this election will not be between these two women only; but rather, between the current president — with all the power of the state — and an opposition candidate who emerged from a citizen-led movement. Although President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who holds a 68 percent approval rating, is not officially on the ballot (re-election is constitutionally banned), he has been actively campaigning for years and leveraging social spending to ensure that his base votes in favor of his de facto appointee, Claudia Sheinbaum, and gives him the qualified majority in Congress (two-thirds) to ch
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