Overview
- For Monday, March 23, the city’s C5 lists multiple sit-ins and gatherings but no scheduled marches, with locations including Palacio Nacional at 05:30, the city prosecutor’s office at 08:45, Plaza Tlaxcoaque and the Hemiciclo a Juárez at noon, Monumento a la Madre at noon, and a meeting under Río Churubusco and Añil at 13:00 alongside daylong vigils at several Marie Stopes sites.
- Saturday’s SSC schedule included a Feministas Abolicionistas march at 11:00 from the Monumento a la Revolución to the Antimonumenta contra el Feminicidio, with suggested detours via Avenida Hidalgo, Bucareli, Avenida Chapultepec and Circuito Interior.
- Additional Saturday concentrations featured the Movimiento Mexicano de Solidaridad con Cuba at Reforma 305 at 13:00 and multiple cannabis and animal-rights collectives around the Centro Histórico, with authorities warning of lane reductions and recommending alternate routes on primary corridors.
- Large Saturday events were also slated, including I Love Reggaeton at Arena CDMX (12,500 expected), Jesse y Joy at Auditorio Nacional (9,790), the Noche de Primavera sonidera in the Zócalo (15,000) and the Pumas vs América match at Estadio Olímpico Universitario (44,000).
- Sunday’s advisory highlighted a Trisomía 21 México march starting 10:00 from the Ángel de la Independencia and gatherings by groups such as Hijas de la Cannabis, Plataforma 4:20 and the actors’ union ANDA, while outlets emphasized traffic impacts and noted Monday’s cool, rainy forecast could add delays.