Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum accuses the United States of interfering in Mexico’s domestic affairs amid an ongoing investigation involving Mexican officials, according to separate reports. Both outlets describe Sheinbaum’s comments as her most forceful criticism yet of US actions or influence in Mexico’s internal political matters. She characterizes the US role as attempts to intervene in Mexico’s politics, using language that suggests direct or blunt pressure rather than routine cooperation. The reports frame the dispute around Sheinbaum’s response to a probe that includes Mexican officials, with the allegation that external involvement is contributing to the situation. Neither account attributes specific acts or evidence in detail in the brief summaries provided. Overall, the coverage highlights a deterioration in political rhetoric between Mexico and the US, centered on concerns raised by Mexico’s president about outside interference in the country’s internal decision-making and legal processes. Sheinbaum’s statements are presented as a public challenge to the US position as the investigation continues.