Caught on camera: Protesters ram into door of Mexico’s presidential palace using a pickup truck
Hundreds gathered to protest over the disappearance of 43 students in 2014 even as President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador held a press conference.
El gobierno ha ignorado y descalificado a los padres de los estudiantes desaparecidos de #Ayotzinapa, hasta que una protesta irrumpió en la puertas de lugar donde vive y gobierna el presidente de 🇲🇽. Ante la injusticia cualquier mecanismo para protestar es legítimo👊🏾🔥. pic.twitter.com/lMoT0CVn8i
— Voices in Movement (@VIM_Media) March 7, 2024
El gobierno que se siente cuidado por el Pueblo®️ se amuralla para que las protestas del pueblo no le afecten pic.twitter.com/EwlZQbGOaf
— GONZALO OLIVEROS (@goliveros) March 7, 2024
The mothers & fathers of 43 disappeared Normalista students have set up a permanent protest camp in front of the National Palace in Mexico City. They placed a banned saying, “We demand to talk with the President” & are requesting that the army turn over 800 missing documents.✊🏿🧵 pic.twitter.com/Xq6wdfd990
— Voices in Movement (@VIM_Media) March 5, 2024
Mexico City: The Embassy has received reports of violence at a planned protest at the National Palace, near the Zocalo, in the historic city center. Past demonstrations have turned violent. Mexican law prohibits political activities by foreign citizens, and participation may… pic.twitter.com/DagxvUG6ph
— Travel - State Dept (@TravelGov) March 6, 2024
