Sheinbaum addresses sugar smuggling and calls for DNA bank in Mexico

Claudia Sheinbaum, Mexico's president-elect, has outlined several policy initiatives. She reported measures to curb sugar smuggling from Central America and called for the creation of a national DNA bank for identifying individuals, noting delays in its implementation by state governments. She also criticized the National Electoral Institute's budget request for 2027 as excessive and expressed anticipation for expert review of the Ayotzinapa investigation.