President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico shrugged off a man who touched her body and tried to kiss her as she greeted crowds. The popular chief executive of her country continued to smile and was heard to say "Don't worry" as she turned to face the drunkard and pushed away his hands. A political aide stepped in to help her. Like her predecessor, President Sheinbaum does not travel with a bodyguard detail. President Sheinbaum reported the incident to the police. "If I do not report the crime, what condition will all Mexican women be left in? If they do this to the president, what will happen to all the young women in our country? Ms. Sheinbaum added that the man seemed to be intoxicated and is suspected of harassing other women that day. She also called for stricter laws on sexual harassment, which is not a federal crime in Mexico, to send a message that "loud and clear, no, women's personal space must not be violated."