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Abraham Acosta
Guadalajara, Mexico (November 16, 2025) .-05:00 hrs


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Nearly 20 thousand people from Guadalajara took to the streets to demand an end to the violence, after the murder of Carlos Manzo in Uruapan. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


According to Civil Protection, 20 thousand people marched from the Glorieta de los Ninos Héroes – or those of the disappeared – to Casa Jalisco. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


The contingent asked for greater security and a stop to violence. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


The Government Palace of Jalisco was vandalized in one of the marches called by Generation Z, in the face of the violence that is plaguing the country. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


In Plaza de Armas, protesters challenged police officers. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Credit: Ismael Ramírez


Carlos Manzo, Mayor of Uruapan, murdered on November 1, was remembered at the march. Credit: Ismael Ramírez


The protesters even left a giant hat, symbolically, at Casa Jalisco. Credit: Ismael Ramírez
In protest of the violence experienced in the country and motivated by the murder of Carlos Manzo, then Mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán – which occurred on November 1 – thousands of people marched yesterday to demand peace.

