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Monterrey Says It Paid MX$37.8M as Simeprode Blocks Trucks

Simeprode restricted Monterrey and Apodaca collection trucks on Sept. 28, citing unpaid fees; Monterrey reported eight payments totaling more than MX$37.8 million.

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Simeprode stopped Monterrey and Apodaca garbage trucks from entering its landfill on Sept. 28, citing unpaid service fees; the municipalities said they arranged an interim alternative at Red Ambiental’s CIPRES facility.

Monterrey disputed the debt claim. Milenio reported that the city listed eight payments from July 9 through Sept. 9, while El Norte reported the administration’s claim that it had paid more than MX$37.8 million.

Milenio said the temporary arrangement at CIPRES would continue until further notice under equivalent operational, distance and financial conditions. Simeprode’s explanation was an unpaid balance; Monterrey said it was current on payments.

  • Access restriction reported: Sept. 28, 2026
  • Municipalities affected: Monterrey and Apodaca
  • Payments reported by Monterrey: more than MX$37.8 million
  • Milenio reported eight listed payments from July 9 to Sept. 9
  • Interim disposal site named: Red Ambiental’s CIPRES, until further notice
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  1. Mileniomilenio.com
  2. El Norteelnorte.com