US EditionVandalism in Marches: Traders Denounce Black Bloc for Looting
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Established merchants of the Historic Center raised their voices again after the destruction and theft that occurred during the most recent march in Mexico City (CDMX). Again, they point to the so-called Black Block, a group that usually appears in the marches and that, according to those affected, acts with total impunity. They assure that it is not an isolated event. Each march that passes leaves damage, broken crystals and stolen merchandise,…
The shops of the Historic Center invest a thousand 56 mdp a year to protect themselves from vandalism in marches. The losses in sales exceed 388 mdp in 2025, according to Canaco CDMX.
The president of the National Chamber of Commerce Services and Tourism of Mexico City (Canaco CDMX), Vicente Gutiérrez Camposeco, said that the costs that entrepreneurs have to pay for the vandalic acts that are recorded during the violent marches are large. “In the marches with violent acts they generate a cost of protection [...] The article Violent Marches cost more 1000 mdp: Canaco appeared first in: 88.9 News.
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