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Tultepec Residents Pause Suburbano Protest After Formal Deal With Segob

Federal mediators agreed to negotiate stalled Conavi payments following a station protest that forced authorities to confront long-unfinished repairs to homes damaged by rail construction.

Overview

  • Residents of Colonia 10 de Junio blocked fare collection at Teyahualco station to pressure the government over unpaid and incomplete repairs to homes damaged by Tren Suburbano works.
  • Protesters said they reached a formal agreement with representatives from the Secretaría de Gobernación and suspended the action after about ten hours of demonstrations.
  • Army studies previously documented structural damage to roughly 150 houses near the rail corridor and ordered demolition for 11 declared uninhabitable properties.
  • Affected residents report that Conavi made initial mitigation payments and began work in late 2025 but that some payments stopped in January and more than a quarter of the damaged homes remain unrepaired.
  • Families continue to live amid rubble or in rented homes while mitigation proceeds unevenly, and the settlement with Segob is expected to focus on resuming funds, finishing repairs and enforcing accountability by Conavi.