Overview

• In General Assembly remarks, she said she assumed the presidency by constitutional succession after the failed 2022 self‑coup and rejected claims she is a usurper.
• She defended the government’s amnesty law, arguing that the armed forces and police are wrongly portrayed as human‑rights violators while “terrorists” are treated as victims.
• She called on the UN to classify international criminal networks as terrorist groups and to spur new national and international legislation to confront them.
• Seeking to reassure investors, she highlighted low inflation, growth projections and infrastructure plans, inviting Ibero‑American business leaders to fund projects in transport, education and health.
• Her New York appearances also drew notice when organizers cut her microphone at a women’s conference after she exceeded the allotted time.