Mexicans against kidnapping
Aug. 31 - 150,000 Mexicans have marched in Mexico City's main street to protest a rising wave of kidnappings.
Holding candles or flowers and dressed in white, marchers in the capital's Paseo de la Reforma main street carried posters and pictures of kidnap victims and signs saying, "Enough Is Enough". They want Mexican President Felipe Calderon to carry out promises to crack down on crime.
Andrew Potter reports.
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