Claudia Sheinbaum, the first female president of Mexico, has taken a stand against sexual harassment by filing a criminal complaint after a man groped her in public. The incident occurred while she was greeting citizens near the presidential palace, where the man approached her, intoxicated, and attempted to kiss her while touching her inappropriately. Following the incident, Sheinbaum expressed her determination to hold the man accountable, especially after learning he had harassed other women as well. She emphasized that if such behavior can happen to the president, it poses a significant threat to all women in Mexico. Sheinbaum also called for the criminalization of sexual harassment across all states, as current laws vary significantly. The incident has sparked discussions about the pervasive issue of violence against women in Mexico, where a high percentage of women report experiencing harassment.