Tensions escalated in Mexico on Monday as thousands of protesters took to the streets demanding political and economic reforms, leading to violent clashes with security forces. The demonstrations, held in several major cities, drew large crowds expressing anger over what they describe as rising corruption, economic inequality, and the government’s failure to address public grievances.
According to eyewitnesses, the protests started peacefully but soon turned chaotic when groups of demonstrators attempted to break through barricades near government buildings. Police forces responded with tear gas and riot shields, prompting hours of confrontation.
Several protesters were reportedly injured during the clashes, while authorities confirmed detaining multiple individuals for alleged involvement in acts of vandalism. Social activists, however, claim the police response was “excessive” and targeted peaceful demonstrators.
Local organizations and opposition leaders have announced plans for additional rallies in the coming days, insisting the government must open dialogue and address citizens’ concerns urgently. Meanwhile, officials have urged the public to maintain calm and avoid violent disruptions.
The situation remains tense as both sides brace for further developments in what is becoming one of the largest waves of unrest the country has seen this year.
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