What would happen to Mexico’s energy sector in a potential Seimbaum administration?

The Question:

Today’s consensus in Mexico is that under a potential president, Sheinbaum*, the state of affairs in energy will remain as it has been under AMLO. Until today, in her statements and interviews, Sheinbaum has closely repeated the energy creed of AMLO, including saying that she will attempt to amend the Constitution to require a minimum 54% market share for the state-owned enterprise (CFE) in electricity generation (see Annex). Many people also consider that AMLO will remain a very powerful former president, and he will make sure that Sheinbaum, a weak president, remains faithful to his statist energy project and even helps its development and consolidation following
the guidelines established by the current administration.

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