Marches and Protests Planned Across Mexico City on Saturday, May 30

Mexico City residents can expect a busy Saturday, May 30, with a series of marches and demonstrations planned across the capital. The Secretariat of Citizen Security has outlined several events, highlighting the diverse range of public concerns and activism.

A march by the nudist community is set to begin at 9:30 AM from the National Auditorium, heading towards the Park of Friendship. Simultaneously, the 'Hasta Encontrarles' committee will march from the Angel of Independence to the Zócalo at 10 AM, aiming to raise awareness about ongoing crimes against humanity in Mexico. Search collectives will also be posting missing persons' notices near the Mexico City Stadium.

The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) will gather at 9 AM in the Belisario Domínguez headquarters in the Centro neighborhood for a forum on social security. Families of assassinated and disappeared journalists plan a day of remembrance starting at 9 AM at the Corner of Information, honoring their lost loved ones. The Frente Memero Subersivo intends to protest U.S. government interventionism at the U.S. Embassy in the Irrigación neighborhood.

Activism related to the 2026 World Cup preparations is also evident. The Interuniversity Assembly Pro-Palestine will meet at 12 PM in the Garden Santiago Felipe Xicoténcatl to strategize against the urban impact of the event. The Protest Art Movement will hold artistic and cultural activities at the Palace of Fine Arts at 2 PM to protest the World Cup. Additionally, the Revolutionary Student Struggle Collective Aragón will demonstrate at 4 PM at the World Cup countdown clock on Paseo de la Reforma, planning cultural events and a football match to denounce the negative effects of policies and works associated with the 2026 World Cup.