On Thursday, June 11, 2026, a group of mothers searching for their missing loved ones ingeniously bypassed a police security barrier on Calzada de Tlalpan by using a pedestrian bridge. Their goal was to reach the Estadio Ciudad de México, a key location in their ongoing protests.

The demonstration saw dozens of protesters walking against traffic flow on Calzada de Tlalpan, occupying three of the four lanes heading toward Mexico City’s downtown, near the Universidad del Valle de México. Their planned route included advancing toward the vehicular bridge leading to Paseo Acoxpa, which connects directly to the stadium.

Meanwhile, another contingent of protesters remained contained near the Textitlán metro station on the opposite side of Calzada de Tlalpan, supporting their fellow demonstrators with chants and slogans.

This act of determination highlights the persistence of these mothers in demanding justice and visibility, even when faced with official attempts to restrict their movement. Their use of urban infrastructure like pedestrian bridges to circumvent barriers reflects both creativity and resilience in their fight for human rights.