Protestors Clash With Police in Mexico City, Injuries Reported
Avenida Plaza de la Constitución
Published · Updated
Summary
- In Mexico City, clashes erupted between police and thousands of CNTE union teachers protesting for better pay and pension reforms near the Zócalo.
- Police employed tear gas and rubber bullets to manage the crowd as protestors attempted to dismantle barriers set up for World Cup preparations.
- Injuries have been reported to demonstrators as well as police.
- Expect heavy traffic delays in the area and plan alternate routes if possible.
Timeline
Are you in the area? Tap to go LIVE from a safe distance and share the scene with Citizen users.
Samdesk sources also report a sit‑in demonstration remains ongoing in central Mexico City, causing traffic disruptions on several streets.
Police reportedly used non-lethal methods of crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, as protestors attempted to remove barriers surrounding areas cordoned off for World Cup preparations.
Thousands of teachers from the CNTE union have launched the ongoing protests in Mexico City demanding better pay and pension reforms.
According to an update sourced via Samdesk, protestors and police clashed near the Zócalo in Mexico City on Monday.
Incident reported at Avenida Plaza de la Constitución.
Are you in the area? Tap to go LIVE from a safe distance and share the scene with Citizen users.
Samdesk sources also report a sit‑in demonstration remains ongoing in central Mexico City, causing traffic disruptions on several streets.
Police reportedly used non-lethal methods of crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, as protestors attempted to remove barriers surrounding areas cordoned off for World Cup preparations.
Thousands of teachers from the CNTE union have launched the ongoing protests in Mexico City demanding better pay and pension reforms.
According to an update sourced via Samdesk, protestors and police clashed near the Zócalo in Mexico City on Monday.
Incident reported at Avenida Plaza de la Constitución.
Are you in the area? Tap to go LIVE from a safe distance and share the scene with Citizen users.
Samdesk sources also report a sit‑in demonstration remains ongoing in central Mexico City, causing traffic disruptions on several streets.
Police reportedly used non-lethal methods of crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, as protestors attempted to remove barriers surrounding areas cordoned off for World Cup preparations.
Thousands of teachers from the CNTE union have launched the ongoing protests in Mexico City demanding better pay and pension reforms.
According to an update sourced via Samdesk, protestors and police clashed near the Zócalo in Mexico City on Monday.
Incident reported at Avenida Plaza de la Constitución.
Are you in the area? Tap to go LIVE from a safe distance and share the scene with Citizen users.
Samdesk sources also report a sit‑in demonstration remains ongoing in central Mexico City, causing traffic disruptions on several streets.
Police reportedly used non-lethal methods of crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, as protestors attempted to remove barriers surrounding areas cordoned off for World Cup preparations.
Thousands of teachers from the CNTE union have launched the ongoing protests in Mexico City demanding better pay and pension reforms.
According to an update sourced via Samdesk, protestors and police clashed near the Zócalo in Mexico City on Monday.
Incident reported at Avenida Plaza de la Constitución.
Are you in the area? Tap to go LIVE from a safe distance and share the scene with Citizen users.
Samdesk sources also report a sit‑in demonstration remains ongoing in central Mexico City, causing traffic disruptions on several streets.
Police reportedly used non-lethal methods of crowd control, including tear gas and rubber bullets, as protestors attempted to remove barriers surrounding areas cordoned off for World Cup preparations.
Thousands of teachers from the CNTE union have launched the ongoing protests in Mexico City demanding better pay and pension reforms.
According to an update sourced via Samdesk, protestors and police clashed near the Zócalo in Mexico City on Monday.
Incident reported at Avenida Plaza de la Constitución.
Stay up-to-date
Download CitizenComments3
Why are we being notified about something going on in Mexico? U couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Always had great vacations there and the dollar to peso ratio is fantastic now!
F the FIFA Cup
Why are we being notified about something going on in Mexico? U couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Always had great vacations there and the dollar to peso ratio is fantastic now!
F the FIFA Cup
Why are we being notified about something going on in Mexico? U couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Always had great vacations there and the dollar to peso ratio is fantastic now!
F the FIFA Cup
Why are we being notified about something going on in Mexico? U couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Always had great vacations there and the dollar to peso ratio is fantastic now!
F the FIFA Cup
Stay informed on local incidents
Download Citizen
Why are we being notified about something going on in Mexico? U couldn't pay me enough to go there.
Always had great vacations there and the dollar to peso ratio is fantastic now!
F the FIFA Cup