Overview
- City transport authorities extended the provisional two‑segment operation on Line 2 through June 6 and reprogrammed full service to resume Sunday, June 7 at 07:00, with Xola–Pino Suárez covered by RTP buses.
- Three stations remain closed for renovation—Viaducto, Chabacano and San Antonio Abad—and earlier closures include Portales, Nativitas and Zócalo/Tenochtitlan, so trains pass some stations without boarding.
- RTP support has been insufficient and disrupted by route changes and reports that some buses were taken by CNTE members, leaving many passengers stranded and provoking on‑street protests and short blockades.
- Authorities temporarily ran full Line 2 trains for several hours on the evening of June 4 but continued to bypass closed stations, and officials say work must finish before normal service returns.
- The partial operation follows a rushed renovation program begun in February to ready about 20 stations for the World Cup and highlights wider system problems such as electrical faults, unfinished works and crowding that could affect visitors and residents in the coming week.