Incident Sparks Debate on Presidential Security in Mexico
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped during a public walk in Mexico City, raising concerns about her security.
A man inappropriately touched the president while she was greeting supporters and taking photos in downtown Mexico City. The incident was caught on video, showing Sheinbaum swiftly moving the man's hands away and continuing to greet others.
A security detail member intervened, stepping between the president and the man to push him back. Despite the incident, Sheinbaum remained calm and cordial.
The episode has drawn both sympathy and criticism across Mexico.
The incident has reignited debate over presidential security in Mexico.
Author's summary: President Sheinbaum groped in Mexico City.
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