Overview

• About 1,000 people marched from Ángel de la Independencia along Paseo de la Reforma to Hemiciclo a Juárez before rerouting via Eje Central to Plaza Tlaxcoaque after a police cordon blocked access to the Zócalo.
• Security forces intercepted a hooded subgroup, confiscating a retractable baton, chains, fireworks and cohetones, then stepped back to avoid further confrontation.
• Paramedics from the Escuadrón de Rescate y Urgencias Médicas (ERUM) treated roughly 11 people on site and transferred one person to a hospital; several police officers also received care.
• Organizers and participants from unions, student groups and human-rights collectives carried flags, placed symbolic antimonuments and renewed demands for Mexico to sever diplomatic ties with Israel and open humanitarian corridors to Gaza.
• Authorities followed the city’s mass-gathering protocol by notifying local businesses and residents in advance and deploying police equipped with helmets, shields and non-lethal gear to minimize risks.