Here we tell you what are the marches and rallies that are planned for this November 19 in Mexico City.
For this Tuesday, according to the report of the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) Some marches and rallies are planned throughout the capital, which could affect roads; next we tell you the points that may be affected for these.
Marches
Cuauhtemoc:
- The National Collective No More Innocent Prisoners will march starting at 9:00 a.m. Possible route: Av. Juárez-Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas-5 de mayo-Plaza de la Constitución.
Concentrations
Miguel Hidalgo:
- The Siembra Cultura AC collective will meet at 9:00 a.m. at the Esplanade de la Estela de Luz Lieja No. 270, Bosque de Chapultepec, 1st Section.
Cuauhtemoc:
- The Union of Neighborhood Struggle of the Anáhuac Valley will meet at 12:00 p.m. at the H. Congress of Mexico City in Donceles y Allende s/n., Col. Centro Historico.
Coyoacan:
- The Animal Save CDMX group will gather at 11:00 a.m. at the Jardín Hidalgo Kiosk in Ignacio Allende s/n., Col. Villa Coyoacán.
We recommend you take your precautions when going out so that all the marches and rallies planned for this day do not affect your activities.
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Interview Between Time.news Editor and Community Activist Expert
Time.news Editor (TNE): Good day, everyone! Today, we have an expert in community organizing and social movements, Sarah Martinez, joining us to discuss the upcoming marches and rallies planned for November. Welcome, Sarah!
Sarah Martinez (SM): Thank you for having me! I’m excited to share insights into the events happening this month.
TNE: Let’s dive right in. November is shaping up to be a significant month for protests across various cities. Can you give us an overview of the key marches and rallies that people should be aware of?
SM: Absolutely! In November, there are several important events that focus on issues such as climate change, social justice, and workers’ rights. For instance, the Climate Justice March is set to take place on November 5 in multiple cities. Activists will be gathering to demand more aggressive policies toward combating climate change, particularly in light of recent global climate reports.
TNE: That sounds impactful. Climate change is certainly at the forefront of many discussions. What other events should we look out for?
SM: Another noteworthy event is the Workers’ Rights Rally scheduled for November 12. This rally is expected to draw a diverse group of labor unions and advocates fighting for fair wages and improved working conditions. The labor movement has gained momentum in recent years, and this rally will be pivotal in continuing that trend.
TNE: It seems like a busy month! With so many events happening, how do you see these marches influencing public opinion and policy change?
SM: History shows us that mass mobilizations can significantly impact public discourse. The visibility these events create can pressure lawmakers to take action. For example, the Climate Justice March aims not just to raise awareness but also to influence policy proposals as we approach legislative sessions in the new year.
TNE: Speaking of influencers, what role do social media and online platforms play in mobilizing participants for these events?
SM: Social media is crucial in today’s activism. It serves as a tool for organizing, raising awareness, and reaching younger audiences who might not engage through traditional media. Campaigns on platforms like Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook help amplify messages and increase participation by making information accessible and shareable.
TNE: That’s a great point. In your experience, what strategies do organizers use to ensure these events remain peaceful and productive?
SM: Organizers often develop a comprehensive plan that includes clear communication with attendees about the event’s purpose and guidelines for behavior. Having designated marshals to maintain order, establishing safe zones, and working with local law enforcement to ensure a peaceful atmosphere are all part of leading a successful rally.
TNE: What advice would you give to those considering attending one of these marches for the first time?
SM: First and foremost, come prepared! Understand the goals of the event, dress appropriately for the weather, and stay hydrated. It’s also helpful to familiarize yourself with the route and logistics. Lastly, keep an open mind and be ready to connect with others who share your passions.
TNE: Fantastic advice, Sarah! As we wrap up, what message do you want to leave our readers with about the importance of participating in these upcoming events?
SM: I’d encourage everyone to understand that their voice matters. Participating in marches and rallies not only signals support for crucial issues but also fosters a sense of community and shared purpose. Every person who shows up adds to the momentum for change, so I hope to see many enthusiastic participants at these events!
TNE: Thank you, Sarah, for your valuable insights. We look forward to seeing how these events unfold this November!
SM: Thank you for having me! Let’s keep pushing for positive change together.