In This Very Moment, Mexico Citizens Are Marching On The Capital City Urging And Asking For Mexico’s

In this very moment, Mexico citizens are marching on the Capital City urging and asking for Mexico’s President Enrique Peña Nieto to step down and quit.

THIS IS SOMETHING NO MEDIA WILL BROADCAST BUT IT’S THE REALITY OF THIS COUNTRY !!

Thank you so much to all of you who had reblogged this !! Update on this video: it was a peaceful march, in response to the ‘news’ of the 43 missing students (body pieces were found burned and torn apart and while the government had said they are not sure the body parts are the students, in cont. the president had told the devastated parents he would find the missing students a month after the event and now everyone wants those persons alive and returned to their families). During the march, the security responsible for the National Palace retreated, moment some anarchists used to attack and lit fire to the Palace Door, when citizens made a move to stop them because that was not the intention of the march, police and security elements returned and protected those responsible for the burned door. It has been pointed that those anarchists where working for the government to cause troubles and distraction for the media and make it seems like the citizens attacked and discredit the original purpose of the march.

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