Mexico, memorial march to mark the 1968 massacre in Mexico City

Oct 2, 2026

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October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_119 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_125 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_124 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_138 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_135 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_131 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_128 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_127 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_154 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_148 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_146 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_156 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_155 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_150 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_175 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_174 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_176 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_184 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_178 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_208 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_216 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_215 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45322-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_220 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_236 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_239 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_234 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_233 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026: TO-45324-MEXICO , October 2, 2026. Student leaders from 1968 marched alongside students from various public universities, feminist collectives, "searching mothers," and Indigenous people from diverse regions to commemorate the anniversary of the Tlatelolco Massacre. They chanted slogans such as "No forgiveness, no forgetting," "Death to the State," and "It was the military." They marched along various avenues in the Mexican capital, concluding their rally at the Z& xf3;calo plaza, where clashes broke out with police stationed behind the barriers guarding the National Palace. In Mexico City. Clasos.com.mx - ZUMAcs4_ 20261002_faa_cs4_243 Copyright: xJavierxLiraxOterox
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_022 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_028 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_027 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_028 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_040 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_042 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_048 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_059 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_064 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_078 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_077 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_076 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_083 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_082 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_103 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_102 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_117 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_139 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Cdmx, Mexico: Thousands of people carrying placards gathered at the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and the surrounding area to commemorate the 58th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco; they marched toward Mexico City s ZoÂ³calo to hold a rally in memory of those who died during the 1968 student movement. Prior to this, hundreds of students arrived at the meeting point near the Tlatelolco Metro station, where a heavy police deployment from the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSCCDMX) was already waiting for them; these hooded officers on motorcycles boxed the students in, both inside and outside the metro facilities, to prevent their peaceful movement, sparking conflict through abuses of authori - ZUMAp204 20261002_zip_p204_138 Copyright: xJosuexPerezx
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_050 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax
News Bilder des Tages #2 October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_042 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax
October 2, 2026, Mexico City, Mexico: Students, social organizations and survivors took part in a march from Tlatelolco square to the Zocalo in Mexico City, marking the 58th anniversary of the October 2, 1968 student massacre. Demonstrators demanded justice, truth and guarantees of non-repetition. Mexico City Mexico - ZUMAl178 20261002_znp_l178_029 Copyright: xCristianxLeyvax

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