El Universal · Februar 2026

• neutral reporting of government actions
• opinion columns with critical or analytical tone
• focus on political maneuvers and reforms
• occasional negative framing via columnists

The entity is MX (country), not a single person. Coverage mixes factual reporting on government initiatives (neutral) with opinion pieces that criticize or analyze political dynamics (e.g., columnists like Salvador García Soto and Luis Cárdenas). Headlines about Sheinbaum are mostly neutral or positive, but some opinion columns and references to internal party errors (headline 24) introduce critical tones. Overall stance toward the country is balanced, not clearly positive or negative.

• Direct quotes from Sheinbaum presented as authoritative
• Factual reporting of her announcements and actions
• Critical opinion columns by named columnists
• Routine coverage of daily press conferences

Most headlines are neutral or positive in tone, quoting Sheinbaum directly and reporting her decisions without evaluative language. However, three opinion columns (headlines 4, 21, 23) are critical of her, written by named columnists, which introduces a mixed stance. The outlet itself does not adopt a consistent hostile or celebratory voice toward Sheinbaum.

• highlights US government actions as controversial or harmful
• uses distancing or critical framing for Trump administration policies
• includes voices critical of US (HRW, Sheinbaum, activists)
• reports on US surveillance, arrests, and military actions with negative connotations

The outlet often reports on US actions factually but selects stories that emphasize negative impacts (ICE arrests, surveillance, military strikes). Some headlines are neutral or positive (e.g., investment in Mexico), but the overall bundle skews critical. The entity is the US as a country, not just the administration, so some headlines about Trump's personal actions may not fully represent stance toward the US as a whole.

• foregrounds negative consequences of Trump's policies
• uses distancing verbs and critical framing when quoting Trump
• includes external criticism of Trump from other actors
• highlights controversies and authoritarian tendencies

Some headlines quote Trump authoritatively on his own actions (e.g., #3, #13), but the overall selection emphasizes negative impacts, external critiques, and controversial statements, resulting in a skeptical stance toward Trump.