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Los manifestantes en el Paseo de la Reforma, en su mayoría jóvenes de universidades públicas y privadas, partieron del zócalo capitalino, la plaza principal, hasta la columna de la Independencia gritando consignas contra el aspirante priísta.
"Ni un voto al PRI", "Yo sí quiero a mi país, yo no voto por el PRI", "Aquí se ve, aquí se ve, que Peña Nieto presidente no va a ser", coreaban los manifestantes con pancartas que mostraban el rostro del candidato priísta con cuerpo de rata o leyendas como "Yo soy estudiante, Yo sí voto", "972 feminicidios, 47 mujeres violadas en el estado de México ¿quieren más?". Algunos manifestantes vestían camisetas negras con la leyenda "Peña Miente" o el rostro del recién fallecido Carlos Fuentes y una declaración que hizo contra Peña Nieto, quien fue gobernador del estado de México.
El candidato priísta encabeza con amplia ventaja las encuestas para las elecciones del próximo 1 de julio, lo que representaría el regreso del PRI, el partido que gobernó el país durante 71 años, hasta el 2000.
El 11 de mayo, el candidato presidencial fue interpelado por estudiantes de la universidad privada Iberoamericana y despedido con reclamos por la violencia con que su gobierno atacó a activistas y manifestantes en el llamado caso Atenco en 2006. Después del evento en la universidad, miembros del PRI sugirieron que los contestatarios no eran verdaderos estudiantes, lo que desembocó en declaraciones y videos donde los jóvenes se identifican uno por uno como estudiantes de la Universidad Iberoamericana.
La marcha del domingo fue convocada a través de las redes sociales y aunque algunos manifestantes dijeron tener simpatías por algún partido o candidato, dejaron en claro que no se trataba de una una marcha a favor de un partido, sino contra el regreso del PRI. "Aún no sé por quién voy a votar, pero por el PRI no", dijo durante la marcha Carlos Alcocer. El contador de 33 años, dijo reclamarle a Peña Nieto el caso Atenco de 2006, donde dos personas murieron, cientos fueron detenidas, algunas de ellos por años, tras un enfrentamiento entre la policía y activistas del Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra
Una vez en la columna de la independencia, los manifestantes cantaron el Himno Nacional.
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