Overview
- The full blockade of the Puerta de Entrada Este has entered a fourth day, with tractors and trucks sealing the commercial crossing.
- Agricultural leaders Horacio Gómez Carranza and Juan Carlos Fierro Yáñez met with Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila and Conagua director Efraín Morales.
- Business groups estimate losses of about 100 million pesos per day, reaching roughly 300 million pesos after 72 hours of closure.
- Industry representatives report near paralysis in maquiladora supply chains and warn of potential shortages of perishables such as chicken and eggs.
- Protesters say earlier signed agreements were not honored and insist on concrete, enforceable commitments before lifting the blockade that halts more than 1,800 trucks daily.