Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum was groped during a public appearance in Mexico City, sparking national outrage and renewed debate over women's safety. Video footage shows a man approaching her from behind, touching her inappropriately and attempting to kiss her before being restrained. Sheinbaum, the country's first female president, has pressed charges, calling the incident "an assault on all women." The episode has reignited focus on Mexico's gender violence crisis, where 66% of women face abuse and 10 are killed daily. Despite promises of reform, impunity remains widespread — raising a chilling question: if the president isn't safe, who is?
