Authorities in Mexico City have removed the "Comuna 4:20" marijuana consumption camp from Plaza de la Información, located between Avenida Hidalgo and Reforma, following an agreement with pro-cannabis demonstrators. However, a new cannabis consumption site was established near the Reforma area, prompting opposition from local residents. Neighbors from the Guerrero and Centro neighborhoods in the Cuauhtémoc borough have protested and blocked major avenues, including Eje Central and Paseo de la Reforma, citing concerns about the proximity of the new cannabis zones to three nearby schools and the lack of adherence to established conditions for these tolerance areas. Police intervened to clear some of the blockades, but residents continue to demand the removal of cannabis consumption points from Plaza de la Conchita and the Glorieta de Simón Bolívar. These events reflect ongoing tensions between authorities' efforts to regulate marijuana use and community resistance in Mexico City.