Clashes break out during ‘Gen Z’ protest in Mexico City (VIDEOS)

Indonesia's recent decision to declare former dictator Suharto a national hero has sparked outrage among activists and survivors of his regime, who view the move as a blatant attempt at whitewashing history. Suharto, who ruled Indonesia for over three decades, is remembered for his human rights abuses and corruption, making the announcement controversial. While many in Indonesia's Gen Z demographic have reacted with indifference or nostalgia, the decision highlights a generational divide in perceptions of Suharto's legacy.

Thousands of members of Generation Z protested in Mexico City against crime and corruption. These demonstrations are part of a broader wave of protests occurring globally, including similar events in Nepal that resulted in the resignation of the prime minister. The protests highlight the growing discontent among younger generations regarding governance and public safety issues.

At least 120 people were injured during protests in Mexico City and other cities across the country, as thousands of Gen Z demonstrators expressed their anger over corruption and drug violence. The rallies, which occurred on Saturday, featured participants carrying the One Piece pirate flag, a symbol of the youth movement. Clashes between protesters and riot police marked the events, highlighting the ongoing issues of violence that claim tens of thousands of lives in Mexico each year.