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Mexico: street performers march asking for help amid the pandemic

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While in cinema and comics, superheroes save cities from evil, in Mexico City, street performers dressed as Superman, Captain American or even Sheriff Woody from Toy Story, march through the streets of the capital to ask the government to save them from the economic crisis caused by the pandemic.

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