Mexico City: Storms, Election Row, and Restaurant Worker Outrage

Mexico City Faces Triple Whammy: Storms, Election Disputes, and Restaurant Worker Protests Mexico City is grappling with a series of challenges this week. Heavy storms have caused widespread flooding and damage across the city, prompting a response from the city government. Meanwhile, political tensions are rising as Morena legislators strongly oppose the annulment of recent judicial elections, arguing there's no legal basis for the decision. Adding to the city's woes, employees at the popular Mister Pampas restaurant chain are publicly protesting a policy requiring them to contribute 8% of their tips to the company, regardless of whether customers leave a tip. One disgruntled employee stated, "It's unfair; we work hard, and this policy discourages us." The protests are spreading to multiple locations across the city, highlighting concerns about worker rights and labor practices. The city's resilience and ability to overcome these challenges will be a test of its infrastructure and governance.