In Oaxaca City, oversized banners with the phrase 'Traitors to the homeland' and images of federal deputies from the Labor Party (PT) and the Green Party (PVEM) have appeared on key pedestrian bridges. These displays have drawn attention from both pedestrians and drivers in the bustling areas where they have been installed, suggesting public dissent towards the actions of those politicians. The locations of the banners—specifically the pedestrian bridge in the Alemán neighborhood, the one at the Monument to the Mother, and another near the Santa Rosa Market—are highly trafficked, ensuring that the messages are seen by a wide audience.

The banners target specific deputies: Eviel Pérez Magaña, Margarita García, Raúl Bolaños Cacho Cuè, Maribel Martinez, and Alejandro del PT. The display is a direct critique of their voting behavior regarding recent electoral reform legislation. Their actions have sparked significant public discourse, as constituents express frustration over the perceived betrayal by their elected representatives, visible through the dramatic and public nature of this protest.

By labeling them as 'traitors,' the demonstrators are emphasizing the breach of trust between the politicians and their constituents, potentially impacting these deputies' public image and future electoral prospects. The incident raises questions about political accountability and citizen engagement in Mexico, highlighting the ongoing tensions surrounding electoral reform and the actions of those in power.