Overview
- Blockades reactivated on Nov. 4 shut nine road segments and a rail line across Irapuato, Pénjamo, León, Abasolo and Valle de Santiago, with closures reported on the 45D León–Aguascalientes and stretches of the federal 90 and 45.
- Farm groups seek roughly 6,000 pesos per ton for maize—with some calling for 7,200—and 6,000 for sorghum, while buyers are reported to offer about 4,700.
- Public support packages cited by producers total about 950 pesos per ton and are described as insufficient to bridge the gap between farmer demands and industry offers.
- Movement representatives said the agriculture ministry failed to deliver a joint meeting with major buyers, declared the dialogue broken, and a key spokesperson stepped down from leadership.
- Guanajuato’s governor urged the federation to convene national price talks with buyers, and in Tlaxcala six producers appeared before federal prosecutors over prior road block cases.