Mexican protesters have stormed state congresses, demanding clean water, with Guadalajara being the latest site. The protests, ongoing for several weeks, have gained momentum, with citizens demanding better access to clean water. Authorities have responded with temporary water restrictions, and the protests include graffiti and vandalism to express frustration and demand change.
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Mexican protesters demanding clean water storm state congress
Protesters in Guadalajara, Mexico, were seen climbing on the windows of Jalisco’s state government building on Sunday, spray painting it with graffiti. It was the second protest by residents demanding clean tap water.
Published On 19 Oct 2026
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