Thousands march in Gen Z protests against crime and corruption in Mexico

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Thousands march in Gen Z protests against crime and corruption in Mexico
Thousands of protesters gathered in Mexico City to demonstrate against crime and corruption, resulting in 120 injuries, according to authorities. The protests reflect growing frustration among the younger generation, particularly Generation Z, regarding the state of safety and governance in the country. The event highlights the urgent need for reforms and accountability in addressing these pressing issues.
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