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Activists set fire to a Trump piñata outside US Embassy in Mexico City

Dozens of activists held a demonstration on Monday outside of the United States Embassy in Mexico City, where they beat and burned a piñata resembling Donald Trump, which eventually went up in flames.  The activists told the news agency EFE that this gesture represents their rejection of the anti-immigration and protectionist policies of Donald Trump, who assumed a new presidential term in the U.S. on Monday. The protesters beat and burned the D…

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The president of the United States is on everyone's lips - including in Mexico, where the inauguration of the US president was marked with protests in the street. It was especially Trump's a

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Donald Trump's Pi enta was destroyed in front of the U.S. Embassy in CDMX by protesters in rejection of Republican immigration policies.

·Monterrey, Mexico
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Dozens of activists demonstrated this Monday in front of the U.S. embassy in Mexico City to express their rejection of Donald Trump's "abuseful and inhumane" anti-migration and protectionist policies, who assumed a new presidential mandate in the White House.In a symbolic act, protesters beat and burned a piñata with the figure of Trump, until the fire consumed it, a gesture that, they said, represents their repudiation of what they call abuses …

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Dozens of activists demonstrated in front of the U.S. Embassy in the Mexican capital to express their rejection of the “abuseful and inhumane” anti-migration and protectionist policies of Donald Trump, who assumed a new presidential term in the White House on Monday. In a symbolic act, the protesters beat and burned a piñata with the figure of Trump, until the fire consumed it, a gesture that, they said, represents their repudiation of what they…

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El Financiero broke the news in Mexico on Monday, January 20, 2025.
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