Overview
- Full service is restored between Observatorio and Pantitlán with all 20 stations back in operation.
- The Observatorio terminal was demolished and rebuilt as a new mobility hub that is positioned to connect with the Mexico–Toluca Interurban Train.
- The city will keep the Metro fare at 5 pesos through a subsidy, with the mayor saying the real cost is 13 pesos per ride.
- Federal and local officials attended the reopening alongside representatives of China’s CRRC, which participated in the modernization work.
- An ex–Metro director reported a 37 billion peso investment that included tunnel and station renewal, the purchase of 39 trains, and an ISA safety certification from SGS with 5,000 cameras installed.