Overview
- ANTAC, joined by FNRCM and MAC, confirmed a megabloqueo for Nov. 24 across roughly 20 to 25 states and urged the public to avoid federal highways that day.
- Disruptions are expected to begin between 06:00 and 08:00 with a stated focus on stopping freight movement while allowing private, emergency and tourist vehicles to pass.
- Plans include possible actions at customs posts such as Nuevo Laredo, Manzanillo and Veracruz and potential blockades on the México–Querétaro, México–Puebla and México–Nogales corridors.
- Organizers cite escalating cargo theft, extortion and unmet agricultural demands as drivers of the action, with ANTAC’s leadership alleging 55 to 60 cargo trucks are stolen daily.
- Participation varies by region as CONATRAM in Chiapas said it will not join due to local agreements, and no federal deal has been announced to avert the stoppage.