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Mexico's first 'Naked Day' march leaps forward to normalise nudity The Mexican capital threw an uncommon spectacle this weekend. Hundreds of Mexicans took to the streets of Mexico City on Saturday to mark North American country's first 'Naked Day'. The city residents marched through the capital's main avenue in a bid to create awareness around nudism and stating to normalise human body's natural state of being. At least 200 people gathered at the La Cibeles roundabout -- akin to New Delhi's Connaught Place or London's Trafalgar Square for Mexico City -- and walked with only shoes on The contingent, which reports said at all times behaved like a peaceful hose, was accompanied by the capital’s police authorities. "We have a lot of the community naked, ready. Those who want to participate can still catch up with us and don’t forget that we are going to take a historic photo at the Angel of Independence," Héctor Martínez, a member of Naked ...