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Story summary
- A protest in Mexico City against crime turned violent, with over 80 assaults and 29 arrests.
- It was the largest demonstration since President Claudia Sheinbaum took office in 2024.
- The government responded with heavy-handed police repression, contrasting with its containment approach.
- Critics say Morena has become the establishment and risks undermining democracy by silencing dissent.
- The events highlight challenges to Sheinbaum's legitimacy amid declining popularity and rising opposition.
