President Claudia Sheinbaum is nearing a milestone in her administration. She will complete her first two years as the head of Mexico's government on October 1. Her time in office has been marked by internal and external pressures. These pressures have revealed her profile as the first woman to hold the country's highest office.

An analysis by Mario González of CNN en Español examines her administration. It notes that the combination of internal and external challenges is not unique to Sheinbaum, but rather a common circumstance for many world leaders.

Further details about Sheinbaum's presidency and the analysis of her administration are available from the source.