Mexico City registers this Thursday, April 2, various social mobilizations, mainly led by cannabis collectives that will carry out activities in the Cuauhtémoc mayor's office, as well as rallies and rides that could generate traffic impacts at different points in the capital. According to the Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC) agenda, protests will be concentrated in areas of the Historic Center and main avenues, so motorists are advised to take precautions and anticipate their trips. Cannabis collectives lead the mobilizations. Among the main rallies, the one by the collective "Hijas de la Cannabis" stands out, which will meet at 12:00 hours at Tlaxcoaque Square and later at the Juárez Hemicycle. Their first concentration will be at 12:00 at the Monument to the Mother, and later they will move to the vicinity of Río Churubusco and Añil, in Iztacalco. This collective will set up informational tables and hold workshops focused on risk reduction, in addition to reiterating their demands for free consumption, self-cultivation, and regulated spaces for cannabis users. Rallies and rides will also affect roadways. In addition to the protests, motorcycle and bicycle rides are planned that could affect circulation during the day. One of these contingents will depart from the Agrícola Pantitlán area towards different points yet to be defined, while another group will leave from Calzada de la Viga heading to the south of the city. A bicycle ride is also contemplated, starting from the Caballito de Reforma towards the State of Mexico, which could impact avenues like Paseo de la Reforma from early hours. Given this scenario, capital authorities recommend staying informed through official channels, using alternative routes, and considering the use of public transport to avoid setbacks. Their activity is focused on collecting toys for girls and boys in vulnerable situations, on the occasion of Children's Day. In parallel, the "Platform 4:20" will also be present in the capital with political-cultural activities.
