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Mexico elects Sheinbaum its first female president: 5 stories you need to know | Reuters
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1:24Now PlayingJune 3, 2024:
1. Claudia Sheinbaum will become Mexico's first female president after winning a landslide election victory. The climate scientist promises to continue the work of outgoing leader Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
2. U.S. President Joe Biden's son, Hunter Biden, goes on trial over criminal gun-related charges. The case comes just days after Donald Trump’s conviction.
3. Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has joined TikTok. The decision to join the platform could help Trump reach younger voters in his election bid.
4. Georgia's parliamentary speaker signed into a law a bill on ‘foreign agents’
that has caused a domestic political crisis and drawn sharp criticism from its Western allies.
5. South Korea plans to suspend a military agreement with North Korea
and warns of a strong response to trash balloons launched by Pyongyang to the South.
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