The Ugly (you fill-in the nationality)

Are you talking to Avi? He's well known to be a native of Barra de Potosi.

Your interpretation of the law pertaining to foreigner participation in the political affairs of the country as being relevant in this case is debatable apparently. I guess that has been made clear already. Each can study the issue and make their own decision. I personally think that the crowd will be well filled with local Mexican people who are outraged by the privatization of their beaches and the infringement on their culture and livelihood this type of 'development' brings. Many resident foreigners and tourist will be interested to notice the march and hear the speeches. The issue of privatization of the beaches and a possible cruise ship pier certainly will affect future visiting plans so why wouldn't they be interested to listen? - obviously not a political act to listen when this will effect their plans to return as a tourist.

I agree with Fran. There are many ways for locals and foreigners to be of help and to express opinions. I"m sure these ways will be made clear as the issue evolves.