Mexico City, Mexico - November 15, 2025 A video recorded by Mexican political commentator Max Kaiser captures a massive anti-government march in the capital on November 15, 2025. An immense river of hundreds of thousands of citizens, most dressed in white, moves peacefully through Paseo de la Reforma and Avenida Juárez. Families with children, elderly people, motorcyclists, and groups from across the country walk together in a unified demonstration against the government of Claudia Sheinbaum and Morena. Chants echo through the march as crowds shout “Narco-government!”, “Morena out!”, and “The president does not represent me!”. From an elevated vantage point, the flow of people stretches so far that neither the beginning nor the end can be seen. Protesters do not mix with the black bloc groups that later drew media attention. As the march reaches the Zócalo, it is met by large metal barriers blocking access on 5 de Mayo street. At that point, chants shift to “Narco-president!”. Moments later, tear gas and explosions erupt. Hooded individuals run toward the barricades, and the previously peaceful demonstration is pushed back amid burning eyes and growing chaos. A historic mobilization, overwhelmingly peaceful and massive, ends once again overshadowed by the violence of a few and the narrative later presented by official media.