Metro de la CDMX cierra tres estaciones más de la línea 2

El Sistema de Transporte Colectivo Metro anunció el cierre de tres estaciones adicionales en la Línea 2 a partir de hoy, 29 de mayo de 2026, por trabajos de rehabilitación rumbo al Mundial 2026.

Las estaciones afectadas son San Antonio Abad, Portales y Nativitas, que suspenderán el servicio hasta el próximo mes. La estación Zócalo/Tenochtitlan permanece cerrada desde antes.

A partir de las 20 horas de hoy y hasta el 3 de junio, la Línea 2 operará en dos tramos separados: Tasqueña a Xola y Pino Suárez a Cuatro Caminos. El servicio completo se restablecerá el 4 de junio a las 05:00 horas.

Se habilitará un servicio gratuito de autobuses RTP entre Xola y Pino Suárez. La jefa de Gobierno Clara Brugada señaló que la obra busca fortalecer el transporte público, especialmente por la conexión con el Estadio Banorte. El proyecto incluye una inversión de mil millones de pesos para la Línea 2.

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