MICHOACÁN.- The demonstrations in Michoacán continued this Monday in Michoacán after the president’s statements Claudia Sheinbaum for the execution of Carlos Manzo, mayor of Uruapan.
These protests were called by students, demanding peace and justice, in Uruapan and Morelia, the capital of Michoacán. In Uruapan, young people and workers protest; in Pátzcuaro they march for peace; and in Angahuan there are blockades. The demand is unanimous: real justice, not words.
Con white t-shirts and hatsalluding to the mayor who founded the independent movement ‘The Hat‘, the young people marched through the streets, without reports of violence.
Tension increases in Michoacán
On Monday afternoon, protests in front of the Michoacán Government Palace increased tension in the city. Various videos shared on social networks show disturbances when protesters arrived at the headquarters of the state Executive.
🔴#Mexico | bursts #Michoacan. After the president’s statements @Claudiashein Upon the execution of Carlos Manzo, the population became angry.
Young people and workers took to the streets of #Uruapan while in #Patzcuaro citizens march for peace and #Angahuan with… pic.twitter.com/6QhTXq7pxr— Gildo Garza (@GildoGarzaMx) November 3, 2025
Los Participants gathered at the Government Palace to demand justice and greater security after the attack against the former municipal president of Uruapan. According to the videos spread on networks, The protesters tried to tear down the metal fences that surround the building, even managing to remove some of them.
The government of @ARBedolla is attacking the young people who are demonstrating outside the Government Palace in #Moreliathey are throwing tear gas at them and threatening to arrest them.
There are many live broadcasts on TikTok, I hope the world turns around and sees how miserable and assholes… pic.twitter.com/vKNIdyAKhq— 🅜🅐🅛🅤 🅖🅡🅐🅝🅐🅓🅞🅢 (@malusita76) November 3, 2025
In another of the videos he observes the protesters confront the policewhile listening to “they continue throwing gas. They begin to attack the door of the Palace with the same fences and they (the police) throw tear gas bombs at them to disperse the people.” Meanwhile, the protesters respond to the police by throwing glass bottles.
🚨 MORELIA MARCHES AFTER THE MURDER OF CARLOS MANZO
The mobilization started from the Monument to Lázaro Cárdenas towards the Municipal Palace of Morelia.
About 200 young people participate, mostly students dressed in white.
They march with their faces uncovered, although a group with… pic.twitter.com/4ts74PK7f8— LuisCardenasMX (@LuisCardenasMx) November 3, 2025
Look at Claudia Sheinbaum (@Claudiashein), this is the response to your rants today. It is given by the worthy people of Uruapan who reject your insults.
Video: @GildoGarzaMx pic.twitter.com/4P6WwZPPLE
— Marco Levario Turcott (@Arouet_V) November 3, 2025
The governor of Michoacán, Alfredo Ramírez Bedollaindicated that protests of a “peaceful” nature are “legitimate and perfectly understandable.” But he considered that groups can take advantage of them for their own interests and “in minutes they can become violent,” as happened on Sunday at the state Government Palace.
#ATTENTION: THEY BEGIN THE HAT MOVEMENT!, MORE THAN 40 THOUSAND MICHOACANOS DEMONSTRATE ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE GOVERNMENT PALACE #National.- The love of the citizens of Michoacán, towards Carlos Manzo Rodríguez, is so much that, risking their own life, they broke in, destroyed… pic.twitter.com/ShmoOWCr2C
— Tattaglia® 🇲🇽🇪🇸 (@NoSoyBuenaOnda) November 3, 2025
These are images that you won’t see on the news, the whole town came out screaming!
Carlos lives! pic.twitter.com/6vVmZ0PBlv
— Madam President (@Werattor) November 3, 2025
They continue in #Morelia, #Michoacanthe protests against the Morenoist governor, Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla and to demand justice for the murder of the mayor of Uruapan, Carlos Manzo. pic.twitter.com/ONnV9FZSAb
— Irving (@IrvingPineda) November 3, 2025
They vandalize and set fire to the municipal palace of Apatzingán
During the night, images and videos emerged on social networks showing that protesters They vandalized and set fire to the municipal palace of Apatzingán.
In this way, the protests against the outrage over the murder of Carlos Manzo They were gradually getting worse.
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