Truckers reject road blockades and agree to continue dialogue with the Government

Mexican cargo transport organizations engaged in a national strike, with factions divided over whether to pursue protests or continue negotiations with the federal administration. Amid the disruptions, transport groups agreed to maintain tables of dialogue with the Government of Mexico to address key sector demands concerning highway security, infrastructure, tax incentives, and operating conditions.

The discussions, reported by the Secretariat of Government (Segob), follow direct appeals from organizations urging the intervention of President Claudia Sheinbaum during the nationwide mobilization. While some factions rejected highway blockades in favor of ongoing talks, the concurrent strike actions highlighted a split within the country's transport sector over how best to press authorities for reforms.