Overview
- Several CNTE sections, including 9, 10, 11 and 60, rejected the interior ministry’s dialogue appeal and moved ahead with a megaplantón, marches and targeted blockades.
- Mexico City police deployed in the Historic Center before dawn and installed multiple rows of barricades around National Palace to keep protesters away during the morning briefing.
- The Chamber of Deputies suspended operations for November 13 and signaled it may extend the closure to Friday as contingents plan to install a camp outside San Lázaro.
- Schools staffed by CNTE members are suspending classes on Thursday, while Friday is already a nationwide administrative no-class day for basic education under the SEP calendar.
- Coordinated actions span numerous states with tollbooth takeovers, highway closures and local marches, as the federal government cites prior concessions and reiterates its call for peaceful protest and dialogue.