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In a meeting with Baccalaureate students in Jonuta, Tabasco, President Claudia Sheinbaum rejected the violence reported in Mexico City during the march of Generation Z. "That's why today, there was a demonstration there in Mexico City, where they say that young people marched but there were actually very few young people and that violently they removed fences and smashed glass, we say, "No to violence," she said. "If you don't agree, you have to…
Sheinbaum condemned the use of violence by numerous protesters during the Z Generation march.
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, condemned the violence during the massive march of the Z generation, which took place in Mexico City. “Violence must never be used to bring about change; always by peaceful means,” she said. The call was orchestrated by a digital campaign, driven by local opponents and right-wing organizations. The post President Sheinbaum denounces violence in the march of the Z generation in Mexico first appeared on …
According to President Claudia Sheinbaum, the protests are being organized by her right-wing opponents.
The CDMX government reported on the events that became violent in the Zócalo, where 100 police elements and 20 civilians were injured.
CDMX.- President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo condemned the violent events recorded this Saturday during the march called by the so-called Generation Z in the Zócalo of Mexico City. From Jonuta, Tabasco, the federal president called for the demonstrations to be always carried out by peaceful means. Before dozens of residents gathered in the municipality, Sheinbaum pointed out that, despite the youth call, the real attendance of young people was reduc…
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