Overview
- SAT said 155 of 162 offices operated normally, with service suspended in Chihuahua, Celaya, Guadalajara Sur, Zapopan, and Mexico City’s Oriente and Sur sites.
- The agency rescheduled 3,258 taxpayer appointments nationwide—about 5%—and directed users to its chat service and Marca SAT phone line for assistance.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum estimated about 400 participants out of 25,000 employees and said requests such as private medical insurance conflict with public‑sector rules.
- Protesting trust staff seek application of the 2025 pay increase or retroactive pay, restoration of benefits cut since 2018, and fixes to staffing, workloads, and basic office conditions.
- Workers maintained road blockades in Mexico City, including on Viaducto Río de la Piedad and near Paseo de la Reforma, and signaled actions could continue absent a broader agreement.