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"Solidarity zombies" mobilize in Mexico City to help families in need

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Hundreds of participants dressed as the living dead gathered in Mexico City for the nineteenth annual Zombie March, held on a Sunday to support vulnerable communities. Rather than simulating an attack, the participants used the public gathering to collect and donate food supplies to families in need.

The event combines popular culture and charitable outreach, turning a themed cultural manifestation into a food drive. The initiative highlights how community-driven public events in the Mexican capital are increasingly leveraged for social solidarity and philanthropic efforts.

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Infobae Focuses on the charitable food drive aspect of the Mexico City zombie march.
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