First for a historic win for Mexicans all around the world for the first time in its 200 year history. A woman was elected as president of Mexico and now voters from all over the world are celebrating and hoping for change. I spoke to local residents here in the gem state about what this means to them. Yeah. Sort of the key. It's a presidency like no other. It's a role. Many countries including Mexico are not used to seeing women in Mexico but she's breaking down those barriers. Claudia Chamba is now Mexico's first woman president in the country's 200 year history. Pero Que um Todos Shamba is the former mayor of Mexico City and it's thanks to the voters from all over the world, including here in the gem state from almost every part of Idaho, including Haley. Pa, somebody in the house will be with but it wasn't easy for everyone. Some people here in Idaho said that they never received their absentee ballot. Some saying that it was hard to reach the Mexican consulate in Boise saying they didn't feel supported by them. But for some, it was as easy as a simple click on their phones that much more than just a new president with big topics like medical care and senior pensions and for others, the big topic, safety. Until then Mexicans all over the world are celebrating this new victory. Jos Pero Que Tenga um Todos Sus Plan I meas Tienne, que la poos como Aano Saola, um Toda Somos, mujeres de de madre, IA abuela. I um Jos Espero que IA MP SIA Visto. And as I mentioned, some people in Idaho said that they did not receive their absentee ballot. I reached out to the Mexican Consul in Boise for comment and they sent a statement in Spanish that translates to quote at this time, no public servant or entity of the government of Mexico can provide information in this regard. End quote.
