Peter W Davis

Sheinbaum's security heads presented Thursday a wide range of data reflecting the government's ongoing commitment to improving security in Mexico. (Galo Cañas Rodríguez/Cuartoscuro)

The signs for the streets Banco de Bienestar and La Escuela Es Nuestra lie by the wayside after being knocked down by residents of the Cuarta Transformación neighborhood, also known as the Colonia 4T. (Rogelio Morales/Cuartoscuro)

Firefighters battle the Palisades Fire, on the north side of Los Angeles. (CAL FIRE_Official/Flickr)

President Sheinbaum shares economic data at her Friday morning press conference. (Presidencia)

Ismael "Mayo" Zambada is the alleged cofounder of the Sinaloa Cartel, along with Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzmán. The latter is serving a life sentence in U.S. prison. Zambada has been in U.S. custody awaiting trial since July. (Cuartoscuro)

Mexico's military are involved in the search for the missing, several of whom were youths. (Oaxaca Attorney General's Office/Twitter)

Sheinbaum called Mark Rubio's preference that the U.S. work in tandem with Mexico on security and other issues "good news."

Billionaire businessman Carlos Slim will attend Trump's inauguration as United States President in Washington D.C. on Monday.

When Sheinbaum entered office, Mexico was already entangled in a human rights crisis caused by "extreme violence by organized crime groups and widespread abuse by state agents," the report found. (Presidencia)

President Sheinbaum discussed hurricane recovery and public beach access, among other topics, at her Friday press conference. (Presidencia)