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From Lima to Casablanca, from Dhaka to Nairobi, the world is watching a generation step out of the margins and into the heart of political confrontation. Kathmandu’s streets were still smouldering when the protests leapt continents. The latest flashpoint came in Mexico on 15 November, thousands of young citizens rallied across major cities after the killing of Carlos Alberto Manzo Rodríguez, the mayor of Uruapan.

Similar to Nepal, when a sudden government order to curb social media spiralled into a full-blown revolt that ended with the prime minister’s fall in less than two days. Weeks later, the same restless energy surfaced in Mexico, where thousands of young people converged across cities to denounce violence, corruption and a state they believe has lost contro

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