Mexican President

The Mexican President is the head of the federal government of Mexico, serving as both the chief executive and the symbol of national unity. Elected by popular vote for a six-year term, the president oversees government operations, implements laws, and represents Mexico internationally. They also set policies on issues like economy, security, and social development. The president works with Congress to pass laws and is responsible for enforcing them, while remaining independent of legislative and judicial branches. This role is central to Mexico’s political system, providing leadership and direction for the nation.