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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_238

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_238

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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_238

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