Pasajeros quedan atrapados por 5 horas sin luz ni aire acondicionado

A mega-project that continues to accumulate complaints, mechanical failures, and a worrying drop in international visitors. In this segment of Azteca Noticias' investigative report, we present the chronicle of the chaos experienced by users of the Maya Train and the results of its operation during the current holiday season. The project championed by Andrés Manuel López Obrador, already critically dubbed the "failing train," once again left dozens of passengers stranded after experiencing a blackout and a total electrical failure on the Leona Vicario-Cancún section. According to the victims' testimonies, the train stopped for more than five hours in the middle of nowhere, leaving children and the elderly without power, air conditioning, food, and under the complete opacity of the authorities who refused to provide information. Family members at the terminal reported moments of anguish, cut off from communication, watching the train arrive at almost 3:00 a.m. Alongside these service failures, the system's general management admitted that projected passenger growth targets have not been met. Despite the influx of foreign visitors to the country for the 2026 FIFA World Cup™, international tourism is not reaching the Yucatán Peninsula or key destinations like Cancún and Mérida, leaving transportation almost entirely reliant on local and national passengers. More information on our website: https://www.tvazteca.com/aztecanoticias/ Follow us on all our platforms: Facebook:   / aztecanoticias   Twitter:   / aztecanoticias   TikTok:   / aztecanoticias   WhatsApp: https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Va9z... Instagram:   / aztecanoticias