The Situation in Mexico

[Puma]

Mexico recognizes Palestine, and Israel describes it as an act that supports terrorism.

On September 22, 2025, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated on social media and in a public message that Mexico recognizes the Palestinian state and joins initiatives to stop what she described as "genocide" in Gaza.

Sheinbaum said: "Stop this genocide in Gaza..."There can't be an attack on the civilian population like the one happening right now."

The Palestinian Embassy in Mexico celebrated Sheinbaum's stance as an "act of truth" and a step toward justice.

In response, the Israeli Embassy in Mexico issued a statement criticizing the unilateral recognition of Palestine. The text states: "Such measures also send a worrying message to terrorist organizations in Gaza, Iran, Yemen, and other parts of the world, which interpret it as a form of support."

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[caballero reyes]

TRUMP OUT OF CONTROL.

 

[Puma]

The next color revolution in Mexico​

One Piece is an anime (and manga/comic) created by Eiichiro Oda about an epic adventure of pirates in search of the legendary treasure known as the One Piece. One of the themes addressed in this anime is the struggle of young people against the World Government.

In September 2025, Nepal was the scene of one of the most striking youth protests of the year: the so-called Generation Z protests (or "Revolution Z"). These demonstrations, led mainly by young people of Generation Z, erupted against government corruption, nepotism, economic inequality, and, in particular, the ban on social media. The movement went viral globally and is directly linked to the use of the One Piece flag as a symbol of rebellion, similar to what has happened in Indonesia, Peru, and now Mexico.

The Generación Z México movement claims to be a non-partisan youth collective that seeks to protest against corruption, impunity, and the lack of opportunities in the country.

However, Gen Z Mexico has some very unusual characteristics that set it apart from organic movements. Opposition parties thought it would be a good idea to adopt the model, given what happened in Peru and Nepal, and apply it in Mexico to call for the revocation of President Claudia Sheinbaum's mandate, who enjoys a 70% approval rating among the population.

The assassination of Carlos Alberto Manzo Rodríguez (known as the Mexican Bukele), independent mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, on November 1, 2025, during the Festival of Candles for the Day of the Dead, acted as a key trigger for the Generación Z México movement.

Opposition parties quickly seized the opportunity, and their youth wings worked intensively on social media to encourage Gen Z Mexico to take the murder as one of their reasons to take to the streets in protest. Immediately after the crime, accounts such as @generacionz_mx and @somosgeneracionmx published manifestos linking the murder to the "federal government's inability" to protect local leaders, demanding "justice and an end to impunity." AI videos and memes garnered millions of views, connecting the pain of Michoacán with the "collective weariness" of young people.

Gen Z Mexico called for a mega march in Mexico City on November 15.

Sheinbaum called it a "dirty war" with AI and "far-right" (PRI, PAN) bots, linking it to influencers such as Miguel de Samaniego (PAN spokesperson) and Edson Andrade (former PRI member).

Research indicates that 50% of interactions come from abroad, and fake accounts used the assassination to attack the President. An investigation by Proyecto Migala (a citizen movement that seeks a more horizontal form of democratic participation and aspires to become an "alliance of people who want to change the world," according to its website) indicates that the Gen Z Mexico manifesto is a PDF that, according to metadata analysis , came from a monetization agency called Monetic Agency, which helps right-wing media monetize their networks and is linked to the PRI.

Thanks to this and other publications, the real youth movements disassociated themselves from the Gen Z Mexico Movement promoted and financed by the opposition (and very possibly also by the US) to attack the government of Claudia Sheinbaum.

Let's see what happens on November 15.