section_path: International protests
section_name: International protests
paragraph_text: International protests
  
  Many demonstrations were organized outside the United States, in some cases with a different name to avoid the appearance of anti-monarchism.
  
  In Canada, a protest occurred in Vancouver. Another demonstration occurred in front of the embassy of the United States in Ottawa under the banner of "No Tyrants".
  
  Demonstrations occurred in Costa Rica, in San Jose in front of the US Embassy and consisted mainly of the American diaspora in the city.
  
  In Japan a protest occurred in Shibuya, Tokyo. The protest included both local Japanese and American immigrants, and was dubbed "No Crowns! No Kings!" The protest was organized by Democrats Abroad.
  
  In Mexico there were multiple protests. The protest in Mexico City started in Plaza Luis Cabrera in Colonia Roma and made its way to the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City in Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, with hundreds of people involved. A protest involving at least 80 people also occurred in the Mexican city of Ensenada, while another protest took place in Rosarito.
  
  A protest took place in Lilongwe, Malawi, in area 47.
  
  There was also a protest in South Africa.