Protest Against Mayor Sandra Cuevas For Social Cleansing Actions In Mexico City

Protest Against Mayor Sandra Cuevas For Social Cleansing Actions In Mexico City

A person is rebuked with snow on his face by various groups of sexual dissidence, feminists and people dedicated to popular graphics, who demonstrate on the esplanade of the Cuauhtemoc mayor's office in Mexico City, against what they define as ''social cleansing'', ordered through the diamond operation by the mayor Sandra Cuevas, after carrying out operations that seek ''order, tranquility and cleanliness'' in the streets of said demarcation, according to the demarcation . (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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