These protests could definitely impact Mexico's political landscape
Right now, President Chaymond, she's in her first year as president, she's held a 70% approval rating, which is pretty astonishing
However, this shows possibly the generational divide if she doesn't actually tackle what these protesters are demanding
which isn't high demands when we look at it from more of these Western eyes. The fact that calling an end to corruption, an end to impunity
a stricter security and a crackdown on the cartels, That's mainly how many of these protests started, and you're right to say that it started with a string of these high-profile murders with the escalation, the boiling point really being the murder of the mayor, Carlos Monzo, who was a tough anti-crime, tough-on-drug cartels type mayor
And he was murdered at the beginning of this month on a Day of the Dead event, and that's what really sparked these protests movement in the first place
And so now what these protesters are demanding from the president's government is to take action and end this corruption and this abuse of power
Because they've been stating that they've seen other high-profile murders in the past, but nothing is being done
And they're pointing to more of this system that stands within Mexico and Mexico City specifically as to what needs to happen and what needs to change
Or else they say they'll keep coming out to the streets