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If you are heading into Mexico City this afternoon, take precautions, as some Metro stations are closed due to the October 2nd, 2026 march, the date marking 58 years since the Tlatelolco Massacre.
The protesters departed from the Plaza de las Tres Culturas and are expected to advance along Ricardo Flores Magón Avenue, Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas, and 5 de Mayo Avenue to conclude at the Plaza de la Constitución.
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Which Mexico City Metro stations are closed due to the October 2nd march?
At 4:11 pm, the Mexico City Metro reported via social media that, due to the mobilization of the October 2nd contingent, the following stations would be closed:
- Bellas Artes: Líneas 2 y 8
- Hidalgo: Líneas 2 y 3
Additionally, the Metro recommended that users utilize the following stations as alternatives:
- Allende: Línea 2
- Juárez: Línea 3
- San Juan de Letrán: Línea 8
What are the road alternatives for the October 2nd march?
Through its social media channels, the Secretariat of Citizen Security recommended that motorists travel via the following alternate routes:
- Avenida Insurgentes
- Avenida Chapultepec
- Avenida Dr. Río de la Loza
- José María Izazaga
- Eje 1 Norte
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