Mexico City worker protests and road blockades on November 9, 2026, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City): Mexico City faces at least three significant mobilizations and traffic disruptions this Monday, November 9, according to a report from El Financiero. The protests involve sanitation workers in the Benito Juárez borough, employees of the National Electoral Institute (INE), employees of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), and a sit-in by the Federal Judiciary (PJF).
One of the main conflicts is taking place in Benito Juárez, where sanitation workers are maintaining blockades with approximately 200 garbage collection trucks to demand better working conditions. Around 150 sanitation workers are conducting blockades at several points across the borough, using nearby garbage trucks to prevent vehicles from passing.
The protests by sanitation workers are joined by demonstrations from INE and IMSS employees, who have planned rallies at various points in the capital. They are demanding salary improvements, respect for their labor rights and better working conditions.
The report notes that the source article was not independently verified. Digi Mart USA News has not confirmed the scale or timing of the protests beyond what the publisher reported.
