Overview
- Roadblocks and partial closures continue across multiple states, with confirmed disruptions at points such as the Mexico–Querétaro highway at Tepotzotlán, Querétaro–Irapuato at km 64, and Maravatío–Zapotlanejo toll plazas.
- Producers are pressing for a guaranteed maize price of 7,200 pesos per ton, far above a cited reference of 3,129 pesos.
- Sinaloa growers rejected the agreements and kept actions at casetas and bridges, warning of possible expansion to border customs if talks stall.
- Campesinos Unidos de Sinaloa leader Baltazar Valdez said mobilizations will resume on November 5 following a temporary pause for Day of the Dead events.
- Authorities report shifting conditions with some stretches reopened and others blocked, as CAPUFE, SICT and the National Guard issue updates that include Tlaxcala’s Los Reyes–México–Zacatepec route remaining open with protesters on the laterals.