Le métro de Mexico ferme trois stations supplémentaires sur la ligne 2

Le métro de Mexico a annoncé la fermeture de trois stations supplémentaires sur la ligne 2 à compter d'aujourd'hui, le 29 mai 2026, en raison de travaux de réhabilitation avant la Coupe du monde 2026.

Les stations concernées sont San Antonio Abad, Portales et Nativitas, qui suspendront leur service jusqu'au mois prochain. La station Zócalo/Tenochtitlan reste fermée depuis auparavant.

À partir de 20h00 aujourd'hui et jusqu'au 3 juin, la ligne 2 fonctionnera en deux sections distinctes : Tasqueña à Xola et Pino Suárez à Cuatro Caminos. Le service complet reprendra le 4 juin à 05h00.

Un service de bus RTP gratuit sera mis en place entre Xola et Pino Suárez. La maire de Mexico, Clara Brugada, a déclaré que ces travaux visaient à renforcer les transports publics, notamment en raison de la liaison avec l'Estadio Banorte. Le projet prévoit un investissement d'un milliard de pesos pour la ligne 2.

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