Trailers with Cancelled Visa Lift Block of Mexicali's Garita After 4 Days
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MEXICALI, B.C, SEPTEMBER 6, 2026.- In response to the instructions of the governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda to keep doors open for dialogue, the secretary general of government, Juan José Pon Méndez, held a meeting with representatives of the transport sector of Mexicali to give attention to his concerns about the cancellation of visas to [...]
Authorities agreed to set up dialogue tables to review the revocation of visas and to stop the effects on foreign trade. Transporters released the Mexican-Calexico commercial garita this Sunday, after keeping the crossing blocked for four days in protest at the withdrawal of visas to Mexican operators and the lack of clarity about the criteria used [...]
Mexicali.- After four days of truck drivers with cancelled visas preventing exports due to the blockade they made in the commercial garage of Mexicali-Calexico, today Sunday 6 September the sit-in was withdrawn and the border crossing was reopened. This after the protesting operators reached an agreement with [...]
It will also seek to set up a working table with the business sector to offer temporary jobs to trailers who ran out of visas The Traileros entrance lifts blockade in Mexicali garita after agreement with authorities was first published in La Jornada Baja California.
Government Secretary General Juan José Pon announced a working table on Monday morning at 11 a.m. to raise his concerns with Mexican federal authorities.
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