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February 3, 2026 – Mexico – Agencies. The rail transport system known as the El Insurgente Train, which connects the Toluca Valley with the country’s capital, has finally started operations on its full route this Monday. After an extensive period of construction that lasted for more than a decade, the opening of the last two stations allows users to travel from the State of Mexico to the west of Mexico City. The project culminates a waiting stag…
The Interurban Mexico-Toluca Train, known as El Insurgente, already operates on its complete route from Zinacantepec to Observatorio after the inauguration this Monday of the Santa Fe-Observatorio stretch. This priority project of the Government of Mexico connects the Metropolitan Zone of Toluca with the west of Mexico City in just one hour and travels 58 kilometers of electrified double track, of which 86% pass in high viaduct.
Photo: Courtesy Government of Mexico The Mexico-Toluca Interurban Train, named after El Insurgente, completed its route and operates from Zinacantepec to Observatorio, becoming one of the most relevant mobility works of recent years. With the inauguration of its last stations, thousands of users begin to wonder how much it costs to actually use this new transport system. Which Interurban Train stations were inaugurated? The El Insurgente Train r…
Andrés Lajous, general director of the Agency for Trains and Integrated Public Transport, said in ‘Aristegui en Vivo’ that with the opening of the last stretch of the Interurban Mexico-Toluca train the complete route from Zinacantepec to the Observatory terminal can be carried out in about 50 minutes.
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