Overview
- Organized under the Frente Nacional para el Rescate del Campo Mexicano, 93 Sinaloa maize producers are keeping the tractor‑trailer lanes closed until they receive a favorable federal response.
- After talks with Nogales transporters, protesters let 50 trucks enter the United States at 11:20 a.m. Tuesday, with discussion of another limited release.
- A delegation of farm leaders met with federal officials in Mexico City, and no final agreement had been announced by mid‑afternoon.
- The Mariposa port typically processes about 3,000 trucks daily, yet roughly 100 crossed over two days despite the partial opening.
- Index Nogales estimates around $50 million in daily trade is at risk, and local drivers report sharp income losses, including one firm citing $5,400 lost in two days.