Mexico: Generation Z Clashes with Narco-Government in Massive and Violent Protests
The frustration of a generation has exploded onto the streets of Mexico with unprecedented force. Thousands of Gen Z youths, accompanied by citizens from all walks of life, gathered this weekend in a historic social outburst that swept through more than 70 cities across the country. This was not an isolated protest, but a national and coordinated cry against the rampant violence of the drug cartels and the corrupt complicity of a government that citizens are now openly labeling a «narco-government.» The spark that ignited the tinderbox was the
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