“¿Claudia Sheinbaum is so afraid for the youth demonstration on November 15? Isn’t that the march of Generation Z were bots? These are some of the questions that social media users spread when accusing the government of “take” the capital’s Zócalo and wall off the National Palace with fences and other buildings in the Historic Center of Mexico City.
From Tuesday afternoon until today, Thursday, the topic was a trend on the networks, especially due to the disqualification made by the president herself to the demonstration.
Even this morning, Claudia Sheinbaum tried justify the placement of fences with the argument that it is “to prevent violent events, protect protesters, police and historical heritage.”
However, this did not convince numerous Internet users, who affirm that the “walling” only reflects the fear that the government has in the face of people’s fatigue with insecurity and violence in the country.
They wall off the National Palace and other buildings in the Historic Center
They highlighted that not only did the National Palace wake up walled but alson Fine Arts, The Angel of Independencethe Welfare Secretariat building and the Metropolitan Cathedral, among others.
Others pointed out that Morena The Zócalo has also been stolenthat the government not only placed the fences but also He sent joints from the CNTE to “hawk” and that they only needed to put a grave with crocodiles.
They considered the walling ironic if for 7 years the government has been saying that those who protest against it are botsbut they show that “they are terrified.”
When is the march of Generation Z?
As has been reported, a group called “Generation Z Mexico” called for a March for next November 15 in Mexico City in protest of the high insecurity that exists in the country.
This group, as its name indicates, is led by young people who seek to raise their voices before the government. However, the president today disqualified the movement saying that those who call “They don’t even get to chavorrucos”.
Furthermore, the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) announced a national strike and possible blockades in at least 20 states in the country, including the country’s capital.
Protest in networks for fences in the National Palace and the Zócalo
These are other messages that have been spread on social networks from people who question the reason why the National Palace and in general the capital’s Zócalo and other buildings are walled: