US EditionSheinbaum Questions Ongoing Violence by Generation Z; It Is Launched Against the Pan by Complaint in the Us
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President Claudia Sheinbaum responded on Tuesday to remarks about the violence that occurred during the November 15 march, known as the “Z Generation” protest. Her position came after the De las Heras poll revealed that a majority of Mexicans believe that the protesters who attacked the police were “paid groups.” According to the measurement, 62% of the people consulted said that the aggressors were hired to provoke riots, while 20% ruled it out…
Social mobilization has the objective of raising the voice for a country in which equality, security and justice prevail, free of impunity, corruption and all forms of political interference Hernán Cortés A new march of Generation Z will take place in Mexico City this year and here we will tell you all the details you need to know.
At the age of 23, Daniela Toussaint already knows what it means to face police brutality, torture, incommunicado detention and a crime made against her. Her only “sin,” as she describes it, was to register with her camera what was happening on November 15, during the march of Generation Z, where hundreds of people demanded the government to do its work. That day, Daniela recorded every moment. In the videos, she listens when she asks the police …
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