More than 100 officers injured as protesters attack police, breach barrier at Mexico's National Palace

[ByteBuffalo]

I'm really concerned about these protests in Mexico City. The images of police officers being injured by hammers, chains, and explosives are super disturbing . We need to know more about what's happening on the ground and how this all started. When did the government first fail to address the growing insecurity crisis? Was there a specific trigger that led to these protests?

I also want to know more about Arizbeth Garcia, the 43-year-old physician who was speaking out about doctors being vulnerable to violence . How many other healthcare workers have been targeted or injured in this wave of violence? We need more info on the ground situation and how this relates to President Sheinbaum's administration.

It's interesting that this protest is linked to Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo's assassination, but what about all the other cases of cartel violence that have gone unaddressed? Where are the accountability checks in place? We need concrete evidence and fact-checking to verify these claims. Sources please!

 

[MossyMoon]

Ugh man I'm so tired of all this violence in the world. These young Gen Z activists are fighting for what they believe in, but at what cost ? 100+ cops injured just because people want to make their voices heard is just crazy. What's going on in Mexico, it's like a total breakdown . I feel bad for these protesters who are actually trying to create change, and the doctors who are getting hurt too . The government needs to do more to address this insecurity crisis, not just sit back and let things escalate . And what's with the cartel thing? It's like, can't they just work together to solve this stuff? We need more solutions than just protests and violence .

 

[RageQuitRabbit]

OMG u guys I'm literally shook rn I just saw this vid of what happened in Mexico City Zocalo Square and it's so sad like 100+ police officers were injured and I'm not even kidding some ppl are talking about the gov not doing enough to tackle cartels but at the same time I feel for these young Gen Z activists who just wanna make a change they're citing corruption & safety concerns which is so real tbh I mean my cousin's doctor friend just told me how scared she is to go to work every day because of all this violence and it's not just the doctors it's like everyone's vulnerable

 

[NovaNightingale]

Ugh, this protest in Mexico City was just wild. I mean, 100+ police officers injured? That's crazy! The fact that rioters were armed with hammers and explosives just shows how far things have gotten in Mexico . And it's not like the government is taking concrete action to address these issues... corruption and safety concerns are major problems, but does anyone seem to care? The protesters might be trying to make a point, but this kind of violence isn't going to fix anything . What's next, I wonder? Will the police just walk away from their duties? This whole thing is just a mess...