VOICED : Comida callejera pierde colorido en Ciudad de México por mandato oficial

The video discusses the removal of colorful street food signs in Mexico City's Cuauhtémoc borough, replaced by government imagery. This change affects the cultural identity and economic livelihood of traditional sign painters, known as rotulists. Activists argue these signs are vital to urban graphics and cultural heritage. The local government, led by Sandra Cuevas, aims to improve urban order, despite controversy and fear of reprisals among vendors.

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