Mexicans stage mass rally against electoral changes

Thousands of Mexicans took to the streets on Friday to protest against recent electoral changes proposed by the government. The rally, which was organized by opposition parties and civil society groups, saw people from all walks of life coming together to voice their discontent.

The proposed changes include altering the composition of the National Electoral Institute (INE) and limiting the participation of independent candidates in elections. Critics argue that these changes would undermine the country’s democracy and give more power to the ruling party.

Protesters carried signs and chanted slogans condemning the government’s actions, calling for a fair and transparent electoral process. Many expressed concern over the increasing influence of politicians in the electoral system, and vowed to continue fighting for their rights.

The rally ended peacefully, with organizers promising to continue advocating for electoral reform and democratic principles. The government has yet to respond to the protests, but the turnout at the rally sends a powerful message that Mexicans are not willing to accept changes that threaten their democratic freedoms.