This is how the running of the bulls takes place in Mexico City

1Samantha plays in her room in the apartment where she lives with her parents. She has not been out on the street for two weeks. The school he attends suspended classes a week before the official order issued by the Mexican government. Gladys Serrano

2Érika Ruiz lives in the Narvarte neighborhood in Mexico City and since the Government has decided to suspend activities and business activities she spends most of her time at home. Gladys Serrano

3Seany Ruiz wears a mask to protect herself while she goes up to water the plants on the roof at the Tlatelolco City Hall in Mexico City. Gladys Serrano

4Edith plays video games after working in her department. She is a producer of television series and has established a routine of work and rest because she does not know how long she will have to work from home. Gladys Serrano

5Martha and Emiliano work in their apartment in the San Simón neighborhood, in Mexico City, both are architects and since a week ago their offices decided to send them to work at home. Gladys Serrano

6Elsa takes an online music class with her daughter Samantha, the teachers at her school send activities and homework daily for the children to do at home. Gladys Serrano

7Sergio Ricaño is a plastic artist and has a cultural space where he offers contemporary art workshops. He decided to close his space from March 20, despite not receiving any instructions from the Government to do so. He lives very close to his workshop and takes advantage of the contingency to work on his works. Ricaño admits that he is worried because he does not know when he will be able to open his workshop again. Gladys Serrano

8The Ruiz Hernández family has decided to follow the government's recommendations to stay home. The family business, preparing food for events, has been eroded by the coronavirus crisis. Gladys Serrano

9Martha hangs clothes on the roof of her building in southern Mexico City. She is an architect and works from home for several days. His daily routine takes place inside the same building where he lives. Gladys Serrano

10Edith Sieck walks her dog outside her apartment, she lives alone in Mexico City. Sieck has decided to take cover at home during the pandemic and occasionally visits his parents, but he does not want to interact much with them so as not to increase the risk of infecting them. Gladys Serrano

11 Erika Ruiz arrives at her home in Mexico City. She works in a museum but due to the closing provision of all cultural spaces in the country's capital, she can work from home. Gladys Serrano