Thousands protest in the "I am 132" against election candidates

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Participating in the march with makeup colors.

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Attending the march carrying a sign reading: "#Yosoy 132".

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Youth attending the march in Sancos.

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Youths shouting slogans against the candidate of the PRI Presidential.

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Leaders of the People's Front in Defense of the Earth led the contingent.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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One participant stops a cardboard doll of the PRD presidential candidate, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.

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Thousands of youths gathered at the Monument to the Revolution.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Thousands of young people marched through the streets.

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Members of the movement "I am 132" summon up the first post-election protest. Thousands of youths gathered in the La Estela de Luz, to leave for the Monument to the Revolution, where a rally was held and from where they departed to the PRI.

El movimiento “Yo soy 132” realiza la primera marcha después de los comicios del 1 de julio donde resulto se vio favorecido por mas de 4 puntos porcentuales el candidato del Partido Revolucionario Institucional, Enrique Peña Nieto. A pesar de que el Instituto Federal Electoral declarara que solo existieron incidentes aislados, “Yo soy 132” afirma tener documentadas miles de irregularidades, como compro de votos y coacción del mismo, las cuales, de acuerdo a la ley electoral, serian causa de anulación de las elecciones.