Reforma · March 2026

• Sheinbaum's actions and proposals are foregrounded as positive initiatives
• Quotes from Sheinbaum are presented without distancing verbs
• Occasional neutral or negative headlines about other entities (e.g., ICE, Checo Pérez) do not affect stance toward MX
• Headlines about Sheinbaum often use active, affirmative verbs ('propone', 'impulsa', 'responde')

The entity is MX (country), but most headlines focus on President Sheinbaum as a representative. Coverage is largely positive toward her and thus toward MX, though some headlines are neutral or about unrelated events. No consistent hostility or delegitimisation toward MX is observed.

• Trump as primary actor in most headlines
• Direct quotes from Trump without evaluative verbs
• Some headlines report US actions neutrally
• Occasional negative framing of US policies (ICE deaths, Meta/Google lawsuits)

The entity is 'US' but coverage focuses heavily on Trump's statements and actions, which are reported neutrally or with slight distance. Headlines 19 and 10 introduce negative aspects (ICE deaths, allies rejecting US request), but overall the outlet does not adopt a consistent positive or negative stance toward the US as a country.

• Trump quoted directly without evaluative verbs
• Some headlines use dramatic verbs ('decapita', 'pone en vilo')
• Includes negative coverage (protests, disapproval, criticism from allies)
• Mix of policy announcements and conflict escalation

Headline 20 uses sensational language ('decapita') which could imply negative framing, but overall the bundle is a mix of neutral quotes, policy reports, and some critical coverage. The outlet does not consistently praise or condemn Trump; it reports his statements and actions alongside reactions from others.

• Sheinbaum as initiator of policy proposals (impulsa, propone, pide)
• Sheinbaum quoted directly and authoritatively (dice, afirma, advierte)
• Neutral-to-positive framing of her actions (donó, cena, se reúne con empresarios)
• Occasional critical or distancing language (abre autopromoción, sorprendió a Sheinbaum)

Headline 5 and 12 use 'autopromoción' (self-promotion) which is mildly critical, and headline 11 reports Trump surprising her, which could imply vulnerability. However, the vast majority of headlines present Sheinbaum as an active, credible policymaker and spokesperson, with no sustained hostility or delegitimisation.