Overview

• UNAM reported that at 9:07 a.m. Monday an Army truck entered Ciudad Universitaria via Avenida del Imán, was stopped by campus staff, and exited about five minutes later after the driver cited a route error.
• A National Guard vehicle accessed a main CU circuit in response to a 911 report of a bomb at the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, which triggered evacuations before being deemed a false threat.
• After reopening 39 of 45 schools, the university later evacuated or closed FES Iztacala, the Faculty of Political and Social Sciences, and Preparatoria 6 over new alerts, while Economics and CCH Azcapotzalco also took precautionary measures.
• The circulation of the Army and GN vehicles drew public outcry over alleged violations of university autonomy, and UNAM stressed it did not directly request armed forces support.
• Some units remain online or halted as security upgrades progress, and the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters declared a strike through October 15, while Claudia Sheinbaum and Omar García Harfuch said authorities are coordinating and verifying alerts.