Acumulación del capital inmobiliario y apropiación social del espacio público en el Paseo de la Reforma, Ciudad de México

Since late 2000, Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City, with great aristocratic historical tradition, has been transformed by national and transnational capital, with local government support, into a modern tertiary corridor reserved for corporate headquarters of large companies and high-income residents, achieving the reproduction of localized land rents, capital accumulation and the recreation of an iconic area of the modern, exclusive and exclusionary; ironically, its public space remains the scene of popular recreation and social and political protest.