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Unam Repair of Muac Begins
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UNAM began with the repair of the MUAC after the march against the gentrification became final; it was scheduled to open on 30 July.
Two days after the eruption of black block hoods during the second march against gentrification, the damage to the station Perisur del Metrobus, as well as to the University Museum of Contemporary Art (MUAC) and the Julio Torri bookstore, in Ciudad Universitaria, were still visible.
Academics, artists and intellectuals from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) expressed their rejection of the acts of vandalism at the University Museum of Contemporary Art (MUAC) and the Julio Torri Bookstore during a demonstration against gentrification in Ciudad Universitaria. This pronouncement seeks to demand justice and preserve university cultural heritage.
*This work was originally published in Lado B which is part of the Territorial Media Alliance. Here you can consult its publication. Text and photos: Sofia Pontiroli Feliciano can no longer walk through the streets of Tlaxcalancingo as he did before. The journey he used to travel with his animals, between free lands and open sky, today became a road full of obstacles. Luxury cars accelerate without looking, the dust they raise makes the eyes cou…
The Ministry of Citizen Security (SSC) explained why its elements did not enter UNAM to avoid damage to the University Museum of Contemporary Art (MUAC).
Photos: APIIDTT Mexico City Disinform ourselves. Villages of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec that this Monday installed four roadblocks ensured that if their demands against gentrification, territorial dispossession, the criminalization of community defenders and high light rates in Oaxaca are not resolved, they will protest during the Guelaguetza in the region and move to the capital to install a camp.
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