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Mexico City Shuts Key Metro Stations Ahead of Oct. 2 Megamarch From Tlatelolco to the Zócalo

Organizers call for a peaceful commemoration linking 1968 memory to Ayotzinapa justice alongside Palestinian solidarity.

Overview

  • The Comité 68 march is set to depart at 4 p.m. from Plaza de las Tres Culturas, following Ricardo Flores Magón, Eje Central and 5 de Mayo to reach the Zócalo.
  • MetroCDMX confirmed Zócalo/Tenochtitlan and Pino Suárez are closed until further notice, with riders directed to Allende, Merced, San Juan de Letrán and Bellas Artes as alternatives.
  • Transit agencies report Metrobús service disruptions on multiple corridors, including Lines 1, 3, 4 and 7, and warn of congestion near Metro Tlatelolco and the Tres Culturas stop.
  • SSC and C5 posted early‑morning mobilization maps and detour guidance as concentrations rolled out across several boroughs, with recommended routes such as Insurgentes, Circuito Interior and Eje 1 Norte.
  • Comité 68 asked authorities not to deploy the granaderos, Canaco urged merchants to consider preventive measures, and the city launched a Oct. 2–9 cultural program led by Cineteca and university film archives.