Mexico's stoppage starts split: most groups took the government's table, CANACAR holds — and the state counts are uneven

As the indefinite national stoppage called for Monday begins, Segob says the majority of transport organizations accepted dialogue and calls CANACAR's refusal to sit down 'inexplicable' — while more than 5,000 trucks in Coahuila's Región Centro and 120 transporters in Sonora line up behind the call, and Tlaxcala plans a one-lane mobilization from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.