Sheinbaum's Zacatecas event canceled amid threats; she proceeds with other activities

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo abruptly canceled her sole planned event in Zacatecas on Sunday, citing threats of mobilization from groups including teachers and producers. The cancellation came despite the setup of all necessary equipment for an infrastructure programs event near the National Fair of Zacatecas, where the governor, David Monreal, was also expected.

Sources at the venue noted that the area often floods when it rains and expressed surprise about the president's visit. Some indicated that "they were going to cause a commotion." Governor Monreal had also removed social media posts announcing Sheinbaum's visit.

Earlier, Sheinbaum had been in Colima, where she inaugurated the "Teresa Urrea Chávez" Combined Cycle Power Plant in Manzanillo. She then traveled to Aguascalientes, where she delivered "Rita Cetina" scholarships for school supplies and uniforms to children. She also inaugurated the IMSS Hemodialysis Clinic in Aguascalientes, both events reportedly held behind closed doors. The president's tour aims to deliver infrastructure programs and scholarships across various states.