Residents of Mexico City protested against gentrification and its adverse effects, such as rising housing prices and the influx of tourists and digital nomads. The demonstrations reflected the frustration with the changing economic landscape and social identity of the city. While the majority of protests remained peaceful, some incidents of vandalism were reported. President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized the protests as xenophobic, raising questions about the relationship between local sentiments and foreign influence in the city.
Hundreds of locals marched across the city to demonstrate being fed up with rising housing prices, an overwhelming number of tourists, a growing wave of digital nomads, and gentrification.
The conditions that inspired Mexico City residents to protest are intertwined and yet distinct—but they aren't unique.
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