VOICED: Mexicans fight for traditional sports landmark

The Zocalo in Mexico City, a cultural hub, has become a protest site after authorities demolished courts for Mesoamerican ball games to build a police center. This act sparked protests as players sought to preserve their cultural heritage. Despite suggestions to relocate, the cultural significance of the original site remains crucial. The protests have garnered public support, and participants are determined to continue playing and rebuild their courts.

How do modern versions of Meso American ball games continue to thrive?

What actions have participants taken in response to the changes in their playing environment?