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Mexico City Residents Clash with Street Vendors Amidst Gentrification Concerns

Mexico City - A recent video circulating online captures a tense confrontation between a local resident and street vendors, highlighting ongoing tensions related to urban development and public space. The footage, filmed from a high angle, shows a man in a white shirt addressing vendors next to a colorful stall filled with various goods. In the video, the resident repeatedly demands that the vendors move, stating, "Move, please. We don't want ambulant vendors in my neighborhood. Respect!" He further asserts that the vendors lack proper permits and that local residents had previously reached an agreement with the "competent authority" to prevent unauthorized street vending in the area. "Here we agreed," he emphasizes, "all the neighbors had already agreed with the competent, real authority." The incident, tagged with hashtags like #gentrification, #colonizacion, and #abuso, points to broader discussions in Mexico City regarding the impact of gentrification on local communities and the livelihoods of informal economy workers. Residents often express concerns about public space, cleanliness, and adherence to regulations, while vendors argue for their right to earn a living in public areas. This confrontation underscores the complex challenges faced by rapidly developing urban centers.

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Mexico City Residents Clash with Street Vendors Amidst Gentrification Concerns

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