Overview

• SAT said taxpayer services operated normally in 155 of 162 offices, with seven locations suspended in Chihuahua, Celaya, Guadalajara Sur, Zapopan, and Mexico City’s Oriente and Sur sites.
• The agency reported 3,258 appointments—about 5 percent of the total—were automatically rescheduled nationwide to maintain service.
• Protesters marched and blocked roads in Mexico City and other cities, pressing for back pay and denouncing cuts to benefits and precarious working conditions.
• SAT denied threatening employees and said dialogue channels remain open, while President Claudia Sheinbaum stated the SAT chief and the labor secretary are addressing the issue and described the mobilization as involving few workers.
• Organizers said their concerns were not heard and indicated plans to extend and intensify demonstrations until their demands are addressed.