Victims of the 9N incident and their families have blocked the entrance to Cancun's hotel zone in Quintana Roo. The protest has been joined by Uber drivers, who are also voicing their grievances against the authorities. Despite the different reasons for their protests, all participants are united in expressing their frustration with the institutional violence they have experienced.
The protesters' demands for justice for the victims of 9N are at the forefront of the demonstration. Uber drivers are also protesting against the alleged abuses by the authorities and the lack of permits to operate their service. In a show of solidarity, a caravan of Uber vehicles is heading towards Cancun International Airport, supporting the families of the 9N victims.
This protest has caused significant traffic disruptions and inconvenience for local workers. The authorities have stepped in to ensure mobility for those affected by the blockade. The protesters aim to expose the impunity they have experienced and to demand dialogue and solutions from the local authorities.
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