Overview
- Thousands rallied in Uruapan demanding justice and peace after Carlos Manzo’s killing, with calls for a mandate revocation and a partial shutdown of businesses.
- Newly sworn-in mayor Grecia Quiroz led the gathering, invoked Manzo’s legacy, and pledged the Movimiento del Sombrero will seek a 2027 ‘voto de castigo’.
- Security forces reinforced checkpoints at city entrances with Army, National Guard and municipal police inspections, alongside additional SSPC patrols.
- Street and online slogans blamed Morena and national authorities, reflecting a push to convert public anger into political consequences.
- Movement leaders reported circulating death-threat lists against officials, and wounded councilor Víctor Hugo de la Cruz warned of possible radicalization if authorities do not act.