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The Ministry of the Interior confirmed that the blockades by the national strike of transporters and farmers affected 17 federal roads and 12 other state roads.17 states were affected by the mobilization of transporters and peasants, who took to the streets to demand better road safety, as well as an end to the extortions that live day by day. In fact, the issue of violence against cargo transport also worries the United States in the face of th…
Mexican truckers block major roads in nationwide protest at rising cargo crime
On Monday Mexican truckers, in tandem with agricultural producers, staged nationwide blockades of major traffic arteries and logistics bottlenecks to protest about worsening highway crime and bureaucratic hurdles. The action followed a number of similar protests – and more could follow. The protests played out in 14 states. Access roads to the Mexico City area, major highways from the capital to Toluca and Queretaro, and roads to Guadalajara and…
The purpose is to work on agreements to avoid further blockades in the future Rafael Ramírez / OEM-Informax The Ministry of the Interior (Segob) installed on Tuesday a dialogue table with peasants and transporters who on Monday carried out roadblocks in various parts of the country, in protest at the lack of security, low agricultural prices and uncertainty about the new General Water Law. Prior to its entry, the agrarian leader and former feder…
UPDATE: Mexican border blockades continue
Markon Cooperative BB #:123315 released this update on Mexican border blockades November 25, 2025: After a full day of blockades on Monday, protesters allowed some trucks through border crossings last night. The protest is expected to continue today as The National Association of Carriers (ANTAC) and The National Front for the Rescue of Mexican Agriculture (FNRCM) appear steadfast to get government response. Monday blockades created significant …
Fernando DávilaAfter the blockades recorded yesterday on various roads of the country, the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, said that there is no reason to close the roads if the government has the door open to dialogue.It CAN INTEREST YOU: There is no reason for blockades and demonstrations of peasants and transporters: Segob This was mentioned by the president in the framework of her morning conference this Tuesday, where she poin…
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