Overview
- Investigations into the July 20 attack on MUAC and the Julio Torri bookstore are active at the Ministerio Público de Coyoacán following a formal complaint by director Tatiana Cuevas.
- University officials completed a damage assessment on July 23 that recorded shattered glass, spray-paint graffiti and destroyed security booths across the cultural campus.
- MUAC will resume exhibitions on July 30 with temporary protective installations to secure remaining artworks and glass facades during repairs.
- More than 150 academics, artists and intellectuals condemned the violence, demanding that authorities trace and prosecute the protest infiltrators.
- Experts warn that the growing infiltration of violent factions in peaceful demonstrations threatens Mexico City’s cultural heritage and citizens’ right to protest.