Overview
- A dialogue table agreed after Monday's protests is set for Tuesday with platform representatives plus local and federal officials.
- Drivers and couriers gathered at the Ángel de la Independencia and moved along Paseo de la Reforma toward Uber's office on Hamburgo 206 and the Periférico corporate zone.
- Police contained the blockades by encapsulating vehicles on Reforma and sending tow trucks, and a separate march on Bulevar Manuel Ávila Camacho saw shoving without further clashes.
- Organizers pressed for fair trip tariffs, lower platform commissions, clearer algorithms that set jobs and pay, and stronger labor protections.
- Leaders warned they could halt app service during the 2026 FIFA World Cup if talks stall, a move that could strain transport in a peak travel window.