Overview
- Sen. Gerardo Fernández Noroña said roughly 300 people attended the Saturday demonstration and alleged some participants caused damage in Mexico City’s historic center.
- He argued the youth-led actions lack popular backing, labeled them part of an opposition strategy, and said freedom of expression is guaranteed in the country.
- Generación Z México stated it will continue its agenda of marches and activities, including a planned mobilization on Nov. 15.
- During President Claudia Sheinbaum’s visit to France, a small group of young Mexicans protested and called Mexico a dictatorship, a claim Noroña mocked in a video message.
- In related security discussions referenced in coverage, Sinaloa’s attorney general reported 144 minors disappeared over 10 months, with 78 found alive, 6 dead, and 60 still missing.