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Man how do these people fill up an entire down town? Where do they find parking? I Want to organize a protest like this, but everyone got work, and the people downtown are rich so you're not gonna see them protest, and the people who need the better living conditions can't get downtown, there are hardly any busses.

I mean, it was indeed more than 100k, but that's just CDMX, The Zócalo was full and it can supposedly hold around 160k-200k people. There were protests in more than 100 cities

> The Largest Metro System of the Americas | Mexico City Metro Explained

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hMTw1SrOjY

and https://www.youtube.com/@NotJustBikes

Yea, the crowds in r/mexico look impressive.

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Actually impressive

“ Where do they find parking?”

lmao this is the most American thing I have ever read

For the current government there were 90k but when they make their march they were 500k .....

I would like to say that there were people who organized and rented transpote to move more comfortably and return .

Another article I read, from the BBC, mention it was more like 500,000 or so. Good for them to stand up against authoritarians.

Mexican politics has been run by authoritarians for over a Century. This is about money