US EditionBlocked Roads in Tamaulipas Today: Farmers and Producers Keep Closures
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For the third consecutive day, farmers from different regions of Tamaulipas maintain blockades in important highways as part of their manifestations, generating effects on mobility and forcing motorists to look for alternate routes. Related news: Cartelera de Feria Río Bravo 2025: Dates of the Concerts of Gloria Trevi and Gabito Ballesteros Blockado Carretera Tampico-Mante This Wednesday, November 26, 2025, reports the obstruction of the Tampico…
Jose Juan TomasAltamira, Tamps. — For the second day in a row, farmers keep their accesses closed in different parts of the country as part of their protests to demand fair prices and support for the agricultural sector.In the southern area of Tamaulipas, the Tampico-Mante section continues to be blocked, at the height of the Tres Marías ejido in Altamira, where protesters have reiterated that they will not withdraw until they get a concrete res…
Altamira, Tamps. – For the second day in a row, agricultural producers maintained blockades on Tamaulipas roads as part of the national movement for the rescue of the countryside, with simultaneous closures in the north and south of the state that affected formalities, movement of goods and labor routes. The State Security Office confirmed new closures since the morning of this Tuesday, November 25, mainly on the Tampico–Mante road, Altamira str…
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