As per reports, authorities have announced one march and eight planned demonstrations across Mexico City on Wednesday (22 July), which are expected to result in localized traffic disruptions and an increased security presence near government buildings, diplomatic facilities, and public spaces.

• At 1000 hours local time (1500 hours UTC), former employees of the defunct Route 100 are scheduled to stage a demonstration outside the Government Building of Mexico City.
• At 1000 hours local time (1500 hours UTC), the Antorchista Movement is scheduled to hold demonstrations outside the offices of El Universal newspaper and Televisión Azteca Internacional.
• Additionally, at 1000 hours local time (1500 hours UTC), the ‘Elisa Martínez’ Street Brigade for Women’s Support is scheduled to hold a meeting at the organisation’s headquarters in the Centro neighbourhood of Venustiano Carranza.
• At 1100 hours local time (1600 hours UTC), the Mexican Anti-Imperialist and Anti-Fascist Front is scheduled to stage a demonstration outside the US Embassy in Mexico City.
• At 1200 hours local time (1700 hours UTC), the Las Tonatzin Collective is scheduled to conduct a march from San Ángel Inn Chapultepec Hospital towards a destination that has not yet been announced.
• At 1200 hours local time (1700 hours UTC), Platform 4:20 is scheduled to conduct a signature collection campaign at the Monument to the Mother.
• At 1730 hours local time (2230 hours UTC), the Assembly for the Commons and against War is scheduled to hold a gathering at the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples.
• Additionally, throughout Wednesday (22 July), the No More Innocent Prisoners national collective is expected to gather at the Superior Court of Justice of Mexico City in support of a scheduled court hearing and the Trade Union Regeneration Movement is scheduled to conduct a signature collection campaign at the Institute to Return to the People What Was Stolen.