By day: Unknown.
By night: A high-school dropout with a humble upbringing, Superbarrio (who's name means "super neighborhood"), traverses the streets of Mexico City in defense of the working class, the poor, and the homeless. As a protector of low-income neighborhoods, Superbarrio has gone to great lengths to keep poor tenants in their homes by leading protests, filing petitions, and challenging court decisions.
Though never considered a serious candidate, he even ran for president of Mexico in 1988, using tenant's and squatter's rights as his platform.
