Overview
- The clash unfolded Tuesday morning near Plaza Mítikah during borough inspections in a zone the administration says it recovered in February.
- Municipal workers were injured, with damage reported to official vehicles, according to the mayor.
- Luis Mendoza released a social‑media video denouncing the aggression and pledging not to bow to pressure or so‑called grupos de choque.
- He said only permitted stalls may operate in Benito Juárez, while asserting support for honest work contingent on compliance with regulations.
- One outlet attributed the attackers to Alianza de Organizaciones Sociales APL (Aquos), and no arrests or prosecutorial actions were reported in the coverage.