Xóchitl Gálvez, Ms Sheinbaum's rival, harshly criticised the government and her rival in the presidential race for the violence which blights large parts of Mexico.

Xóchitl Gálvez, Ms Sheinbaum's rival, harshly criticised the government and her rival in the presidential race for the violence which blights large parts of Mexico.
She promised to be "the bravest president, a president who does confront crime" if elected, but failed to provide many details about how she would tackle the powerful criminal cartels which are behind much of the violence.
Mr López Obrador, who has been in power since 2018, was barred from running for a second term under Mexico's constitution, which limits presidents to a single six-year-term.
Having the backing of the popular president, who has an approval rate of close to 60%, gave Ms Sheinbaum's campaign a huge boost.
Many of those voting for Ms Sheinbaum said they backed Morena's programme to alleviate poverty and wanted to see it continued.
The party boasts about how millions of Mexicans have been lifted out of poverty during the past six years.
Economists have pointed out that there are also other factors at play, such as a rise in remittances being sent by Mexicans living abroad to their families at home, but voters appear to have backed what they see as a winning formula.

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