The occupation of the Zocolo began in May during the traditional month of teacher work stoppages, through the anniversary of the uprising against a corrupt governor, Ulises Rodriguez Ortiz (URO) and continued until after the elections for Mexico's national assembly.
A poster encouraging abstensionism in the Assembly elections - "among more pigs, more big mouths, better not to vote for them".
Demanding freedom of political prisoners from URO
During the occupation - in front of the offices of the governor, the park was generously painted with graffiti encouraging the governor to leave
An occupation is not complete without the traditional communist left
a politicized bandstand
Sleeping in the corridors of power to protest a mine being exploited on indigenous land
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