Overview
- Influencer Luisito Comunica returned to the Orizaba Street Ripndip store to document the aftermath and denounced the looting as “a robbery disguised as a protest.”
- During his recording, a woman displaying what appeared to be a Secretaría de Turismo credential confronted him, calling him “ridiculous” and accusing him of backing “violators.”
- Luisito highlighted the protester’s Bimba & Lola bag to underscore perceived contradictions in her critique of foreign-affiliated outlets.
- In an official statement, Ripndip México affirmed it is 100 percent Mexican-operated, announced a temporary closure for repairs and promised a swift reopening.
- The clash and the store’s recovery plans have fueled social media debates over class conflict, property damage and support for local entrepreneurs.