Relatives of the missing and search groups maintained a blockade for 7 hours this Thursday in the Mexico-Toluca highwayat the height of the G500 gas stationin the municipality of Ocoyoacac, State of Mexicoto demand progress in the cases of unlocated people. They agreed to a work table for Monday.
The ‘X’ account of the Center of the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation of the State of Mexicoreported that at At 6:35 p.m., said road was cleared..
“Traffic in both directions of the Mexico-Toluca Federal Highway is released. The blockade has been removed. Traffic has been restored in the area. It is recommended to drive with caution,” the publication reads.
Road Update
18:35 hrs.
Traffic is released in both directions of the Mexico-Toluca Federal Highway
The blockade has been removed.Traffic restored in the area.
It is recommended to drive with caution.#MexicoToluca #AvisoVial— SICT Center State of Mexico (@SICT_EdoMex) November 7, 2025
You may also be interested in: Judge refuses to change precautionary measure for Carlota “N”, she will remain in the Chalco prison
They block the Mexico-Toluca for 7 hours
Around 9:00 ama group of approximately 50 protesters arrived at kilometer 48where they closed the passage in the lane towards Mexico Citywhere the protesters even set fire to some tires to completely prevent vehicular passage.
The dissidents denounced irregularities in the case of disappearance of JosĂ© JesĂşs Carbajal GarcĂaof 53 yearslast seen the past August 22 in the Cacalomacán delegation, in Toluca.
Their relatives assure that progress in the investigation is practically nil, as in other reports, which is why they spoke out.
Likewise, the collective Flowers in the Heartwho has supported the family during the investigation process, participates in this mobilization, to which relatives of other people who have not been located have joined.
You may also be interested in: Rosa Icela meets with Catholic, evangelical and Muslim leaders of Michoacán
Neighbors of the community of San Nicolás Tolentino, in Toluca, State of Mexicothey blocked the Airport Boulevard to denounce the lack of water and the supposed unequal distribution of pipe service.