Overview
- Mexico City’s government said the Sept. 1 megamobilization was deferred after dialogue led by Secretary of Government César Cravioto.
- Local deputies and the Semovi and Finance secretariats scheduled formal talks for Sept. 4, with participation expected from Head of Government Clara Brugada.
- Fuerza Amplia de Transportistas had planned to deploy about 7,500 operators to block access roads as they press for a fare adjustment.
- Operators cite no fare increase since April 2017 and seek a minimum fare of 10–12 pesos or fuel support, plus fleet renewal, training, and reviews of fines, insurance and credit access.
- While the Mexico City action is on hold, transport operators in Toluca set a separate strike for Sept. 1 starting at 4:30 a.m., and FAT leaders warn protests in the capital could resume later in September if talks stall.