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The wave of “Gen Z protests" that defined parts of Asia and Europe this year has now reached Mexico. What began as an online call by a youth-led group has spiralled into a nationwide display of frustration over crime, corruption and the state’s inability to curb violence. Over the weekend, thousands marched across the country, with demonstrations reported in around 50 cities.

The most visible confrontation unfolded in Mexico City, outside the National Palace, the residence and office of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Although the demonstrations were largely peaceful throughout the day, tensions flared by evening. Hooded protesters tore down metal barricades, prompting riot police to deploy shields and tear gas. The clashes left over a hundred people injur

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