GEN Z Protest : Gen-Z took to the streets in another country...

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After Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Nepal, another country in the world has seen its youth take to the streets against the government. In Mexico City, the anger of Gen-Z was once again visible. Here, thousands of young people have taken to the streets against the rising crime, corruption, rampant drug sales, and the resulting violence in the country. A few days ago, President Claudia Sheinbaum was harassed by a drunkard in the middle of the street. This raised the question of what the situation would be for ordinary women if even the president is not safe. A large number of young people have joined this movement, and many senior citizens have also taken to the streets to support them.

Discussion on Nepal's Revolution

In Nepal, Gen Z took to the streets. Many leaders' homes, including the parliament, were set on fire. Some leaders were severely beaten. Many, including the Prime Minister, had to flee the country. Protesters and demonstrators set fire to their homes. Meanwhile, in Mexico, discussions about this had been ongoing for many days. After a security lapse involving the President, the youth's anger was unleashed. The youth accused the country of being plagued by corruption and a lack of control over criminals, causing distress to the common people. Protesters have gathered in front of the National Palace this time. They have surrounded the Presidential Palace. The police and security forces are currently holding their ground. However, the increasing number of protesters is causing concern.

What are the protesters demanding?

The protesters have demanded internal security and control over criminals, as well as action against corruption in government offices. 43-year-old Dr. Arizbeth Garcia has called for more funding and recruitment processes to focus on public safety. She alleged that even doctors are not safe in the country. Meanwhile, the murder of Michoacán's mayor Carlos Manzo has also frightened political parties. They have also supported this protest.

Michoacan Mayor's Murder

The mayor of Michoacan city, Carlos Manzo, was murdered on November 1. He had taken to the streets against drugs in the city. This angered the drug mafia, leading to his murder. The youth are outraged over the murder of a leader fighting for the people. They question the utility of police and security agencies if important figures are not safe. They have strongly criticized President Sheenbaum's security policy.