Thousands attend a massive boxing class led by former professional boxers Julio Cesar Chavez and Oscar de la Hoya in Mexico City's Zocalo Square. The event, also joined by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, is part of a campaign to steer young people away from addiction and violent drug cartels.
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00:004, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
00:06The Mexican youth say,
00:11no to violence, no to addictions.
00:16The boxing champion, Mauricio Sulaiman.
00:19Come on, Mauricio.
00:21Come to the center, and we'll follow you three,
00:25the three great legends, whatever you say.
00:28Come on, come on.
00:34It's wonderful, it's a good way
00:36to make a lot of people, or most people,
00:39look at sports as an option,
00:42especially in Mexico, where we have a recent history
00:45of violence.
00:50The truth is, it's very good, because young people today,
00:53due to the carelessness of their parents,
00:55use drugs.
00:57It's a great way to be out of drugs,
01:00and it's a memory that helps your body completely.