Overview
- The Secretaría de Gobierno relocated camps to three public plazas—Plaza de la Concepción, Plaza de Lectura José Saramago and Glorieta de Simón Bolívar—with municipal oversight.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum warned that tolerance zones must not become points of small-scale drug sales and pledged that security forces will closely monitor the consumption areas.
- Sheinbaum urged an open, science-based public debate on marijuana legalization, citing Supreme Court rulings on personal use and studies on U.S. policy outcomes.
- The federal government stands ready to support Mexico City’s oversight efforts if the capital’s authorities formally request assistance.
- Mediation sessions with residents and activist collectives continue as both proponents and opponents press for clearer usage rules and location agreements.