This media file captures an outdoor protest in Mexico City, Mexico. A group of people, mostly wearing white t-shirts, are linked arm-in-arm, suggesting a demonstration or vigil. The t-shirts bear inscriptions in Spanish, including "2008 Tijuana," "2010 Querétaro," and "15 años," indicating a protest related to specific events or timeframes. Scattered on the ground are several banners and signs with text in Spanish. One large banner, partially visible, reads "SENTENCIA LIBERTAD A MIGUEL PERALTA YA!" which translates to "Sentence Freedom for Miguel Peralta Now!". Other signs protest torture and injustice, with phrases like "ALTO A LA TORTURA" (Stop Torture) and "YO FUÍ TORTURADO EN EL 2011 POR LA PDI FAS" (I was tortured in 2011 by the PDI FAS). Another banner displays "Mujeres familiares de personas" (Women, families of people) along with the logo of "pervivencias". The scene appears to be taking place during the day, with shadows suggesting it's not midday. The weather seems fair, as people are outdoors without visible umbrellas or rain gear. The ground is paved, and a white tent is set up to the left, possibly as a central point or information booth for the event. The overall atmosphere seems serious and somber, reflecting the nature of the protest. in Mexico City, Mexico

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Jun 26, 2026, 4:51 PM

Mexico City, Mexico

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This media file captures an outdoor protest in Mexico City, Mexico. A group of people, mostly wearing white t-shirts, are linked arm-in-arm, suggesting a demonstration or vigil. The t-shirts bear inscriptions in Spanish, including "2008 Tijuana," "2010 Querétaro," and "15 años," indicating a protest related to specific events or timeframes. Scattered on the ground are several banners and signs with text in Spanish. One large banner, partially visible, reads "SENTENCIA LIBERTAD A MIGUEL PERALTA YA!" which translates to "Sentence Freedom for Miguel Peralta Now!". Other signs protest torture and injustice, with phrases like "ALTO A LA TORTURA" (Stop Torture) and "YO FUÍ TORTURADO EN EL 2011 POR LA PDI FAS" (I was tortured in 2011 by the PDI FAS). Another banner displays "Mujeres familiares de personas" (Women, families of people) along with the logo of "pervivencias". The scene appears to be taking place during the day, with shadows suggesting it's not midday. The weather seems fair, as people are outdoors without visible umbrellas or rain gear. The ground is paved, and a white tent is set up to the left, possibly as a central point or information booth for the event. The overall atmosphere seems serious and somber, reflecting the nature of the protest.

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