President Claudia Sheinbaum will have a busy morning this Friday. He confirmed that he will speak by phone with the Prime Minister of Canada, Mark Carney, at 11:30 a.m., just before leaving for Hidalgo to inaugurate a soccer field.
But it doesn’t stop there. He will also receive the director of Petrobras, Magda Chambriard, at the National Palace. “I’m going to see the big leagues in a little while,” he said in the morning, with that tone that we already know from him.
The context? The call with Carney occurs after the attack in Teotihuacán that left a Canadian citizen dead. And of course, there is the USMCA as a backdrop. Negotiations that do not stop even because of tragedies.
The curious thing is the timing: just when the trade relationship with the United States and Canada is tighter than a guitar string. Sheinbaum plays his cards carefully.
“I’m going to see the big leagues in a little while” — Claudia Sheinbaum
Meanwhile, Chambriard’s visit smacks of an energy alliance. Petrobras looking for partners, Mexico needing investment. We’ll see if something more concrete comes out than protocol photos.
What no one asks: how synchronized is this diplomatic agenda with what really happens at the T-MEC tables? Because between calls and receptions, the devil is always in the details.




