Feminine power, this is Annie Pardo Cemo, Claudia Sheinbaum’s mother and exemplary scientist

Since the 1st of october, Mexico will be governed by Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. Although the news has caused a sensation at the national level, it highlights that, for the first time, a woman will have the power to lead a country.

In the world of science and politics, the feminine power shines strongly through inspiring figures such as Claudia Sheinbaum Pardowho, from the heart of his home, has seen an inspiring example.

Is about Annie Pardo Cemo, known for being the mother of Claudia Sheinbaum, current virtual President of Mexico. Annie has left an indelible mark as a scientist, exemplary and leading figure in the fight for gender equality and sustainable development. Today in Debate we tell you a little more about her.

An admirable scientific career

Annie Pardo Cemo is recognized for her outstanding career as a scientist, especially dedicated to the study of the environment and climate change.either. Her extensive experience and knowledge in these areas have made her a respected voice and a reference figure in the academic and scientific field.

Throughout her career, Annie Pardo has conducted significant research and publications on topics related to environmental conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainability.

As a mother and scientist, Annie Pardo has been a source of inspiration and leadership for womenespecially for her daughter Claudia Sheinbaum, of whom she has also said in several interviews, she feels proud:

“I am very proud of my daughter; nothing ‘unlucky’ at all. I mean, the fact that my daughter is such a cool woman, like that, and that she is doing such important things for this City, gives me great pride as a mother, and as a citizen I am grateful to her,” she said in an interview with Pardo Cemo.

Now, the mother of the virtual President of Mexico, mother of Claudia Sheinbaum, has been a fundamental support in the professional and personal development of her daughter. Her example and guidance have been crucial in the formation of the political leader and in her commitment to science, gender equality, and public service.

Today, the Annie Pardo Cemo’s legacy will be a source of inspiration for the virtual president of Mexicowho will face her greatest challenge in life: leading Mexico for the next six years, but from which, she assures, she will emerge victorious.