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Mexico Protests Over Year-End Support Cuts

Protests across the country erupted after the year-end support was cut, decreasing from 6,000 pesos in 2024 to 980 pesos in 2025. Demonstrations took place in various locations, expressing dissatisfaction with the new measures. Many citizens believe that such a drastic reduction in benefits will severely impact their finances.

Protests across the country erupted after the year-end support was cut, decreasing from 6,000 pesos in 2024 to 980 pesos in 2025. Demonstrations took place in various locations, expressing dissatisfaction with the new measures. Many citizens believe that such a drastic reduction in benefits will severely impact their finances. Authorities have not yet commented on the situation.

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