President Claudia Sheinbaum leads her morning conference from Palacio Nacional, where she is expected to address irregularities detected by the Superior Audit of the Federation during the last year of AMLO's presidency.
President Claudia Sheinbaum is holding her 'mañanera' morning conference on February 18, 2026, at Palacio Nacional, where she is anticipated to respond to inquiries regarding financial irregularities identified by the Superior Audit of the Federation, particularly related to the previous administration of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO). This conference serves as a significant platform for transparency and accountability in government actions, especially concerning findings that may impact public trust in the administration.
In addition to addressing the audit findings, Sheinbaum will also highlight key developments, including the welfare initiatives she is pursuing, such as the upcoming humanitarian aid shipment to Cuba, which showcases Mexico's commitment to international solidarity. Furthermore, she will discuss the anticipated visit from Canadian businessmen, coinciding with the ongoing review of the free trade agreement among Mexico, the United States, and Canada, indicating Mexico's engagement in fostering trade relations and economic growth.
Sheinbaum's morning conferences are critical in shaping public perception of her administration's effectiveness and transparency. This particular session underscores the challenges associated with the previous government's financial management while illustrating Sheinbaum’s proactive approach in addressing these matters directly. Such dialogues are crucial for maintaining accountability and fostering a political culture that prioritizes openness in governance.
