Lo que turistas DESCUBRIERON en el Zócalo... y NADIE les ADVIRTIÓ | MLDA

Mexico City's Zócalo has become inaccessible to both domestic and international tourists due to the CNTE teachers' union blockades. With nearly 5,000 tents surrounding the National Palace, metal barriers blocking access, unbearable stench, and closed museums, visitors are expressing their disappointment and frustration just days before the start of the 2026 World Cup. A German tourist named Daniel, visiting Mexico City for the first time, sadly recounts how he cannot access the Metropolitan Cathedral or explore the streets of the historic center. Tour guides are advising visitors to leave the capital and go to other states. Hotels in the Zócalo are not informing their guests about the situation. Adela Micha and her reporter Jonah are covering the tourism crisis caused by the CNTE protests live. The teachers are demanding a meeting with Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, recognition of the repression they have faced, and the repeal of two constitutional reforms. All of this is happening just days before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Mexico. 00:00 Walls in the Zócalo block access for tourists and residents 01:42 German tourist expresses disappointment on his first visit to Mexico City 03:37 CNTE maintains 5,000 tents and blockades in the historic center 04:28 Foul odors and destruction of monuments on Reforma Avenue 05:32 Reporter describes explosives more dangerous than Molotov cocktails Connect with us: 🔔 Remember to subscribe to the channel and activate the bell so you don't miss any of our interviews and political analysis. 🌐 Visit our official website: https://www.saganoticias.com/ 📲 Follow us on Facebook:   / lasagaofficial   📸 Follow us on Instagram:   / lasagaofficial   🍄 Follow us on Saga Light:    / @sagalightadelamicha   🐦 X: https://x.com/LaSagaOficial Adela Micha Adela Micha interviews Adela Micha news