After Nepal, Gen-Z created a ruckus in this country, thousands took to the streets to protest against the President.

News Topical, Digital Desk : The Zen-Ji protests in Nepal made headlines worldwide. Millions took to the streets, leading to a change in power in Nepal. From the burning of the Prime Minister's house to widespread devastation across the country, the fire of the Zen-Ji movement had barely subsided when Zen-Ji took to the streets in another country.

Thousands of Gen-Gs are demonstrating in Mexico City, the capital of Mexico . They are protesting against President Claudia Sheinbaum's security policies, including drug violence.

People raised slogans

President Sheinbaum assumed power in October 2024. However, Sheinbaum's security policies have been criticized nationwide. Several high-profile murders have been reported in Mexico City. Gen-G has now launched a campaign against him. According to FP, people have taken to the streets holding banners reading "We are all Carlos Manzo" and featuring the Japanese manga “One Piece.”

Police took action

All the protesters gathered in front of the National Palace in Mexico City, where President Sheinbaum also lives. Enraged, they vandalized several pieces of equipment used for the president's security. To control the crowd, police resorted to tear gas and even used water cannons. However, Gen-Ji's anger remains unabated.

Who was Carlos Manzo?

Carlos Manzo was the mayor of Michoacan. He led a campaign against drug trafficking in the city. However, he was tragically murdered. This incident sparked widespread anger in Mexico City, leading to protests against the president. However, President Sheinbaum claims these protests are being staged to incite unrest in the country and have cost a significant amount of money.

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