He video of a zafarrancho among a group of people xochimilco, Mexico City (CDMX) went viral; the fight took place in trajineras in front of relatives and passersby who were in the place at the time.
According to what was published in social networkslast Saturday in the middle of the Xochimilco channel, men staged a pitched fightregardless of whether the women who accompanied them were present.
Although up to now the origin of the fight is unknown, in which some visitors to the place asked them to stop, the events took place between customers and boat operators.
Who fought in the trajineras of Xochimilco?
The confrontation was carried out by men
In the videos that circulate on social networks, it is identified that groups of two trajineras were involved. During the confrontation, several of those involved slip on the trajineras as they approach the shore.
According to what was displayed on social networks in the Xochimilco brawl, it can be seen that there are around 20 people involved, mostly men.
According to what can be seen, the group of visitors from a trajinera involved was already leaving the place, since several of them were carrying their backpacks and were heading out, when a few other men went from one trajinera to that one and began to hit them, although some women try to separate it unsuccessfully.
The pitched fight happened while vendors who circulated through the same channel did not intervene and other visitors asked that they stop the blows or recorded what happened with their cell phones.
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After the confrontation, Mexico City authorities began a joint operation between the Secretariat of Citizen Security and in support of elements of the National Guard, to prevent this type of problem from recurring.
So far the authorities have not reported the number of people injured and how many detainees there were due to the confrontation. As we have mentioned in other informative notes of The Truth NewsXochimilco receives around 1.2 million tourists a year.
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