Mexico City, November 18, 2025 – HQtest has issued an urgent travel safety advisory following violent demonstrations in Mexico City, where large groups of Gen Z protesters stormed the presidential palace. The unrest erupted after the recent killing of a local mayor, allegedly linked to drug cartel violence, sparking outrage and mass mobilization in the capital.

Authorities reported that the protests escalated into clashes near the presidential palace, underscoring the volatile security situation in Mexico. The incident highlights the growing instability fueled by organized crime and public anger over government responses.

HQtest strongly warns U.S. travelers to reconsider or postpone trips to Mexico until the situation stabilizes. The current environment poses significant risks, including violent demonstrations, cartel-related violence, and unpredictable public unrest.

HQtest recommends that travelers:

• Avoid all protest areas and large public gatherings

• Monitor official advisories and local news for updates

• Postpone non-essential travel to Mexico until conditions improve

This advisory will remain in effect until further notice, as HQtest continues to monitor developments and provide timely updates on Mexico’s security situation.