For corporate security · Social Risk
Open, close or reroute in time when protests hit.
Marches, blockades and social unrest crossed with your stores, sites and routes: same-day alerts in Aliado and the Protestómetro, Aleph’s weekly traffic light for Mexico’s 75 metropolitan areas.
Know every morning which stores to close or reinforce
Traffic-light view of today’s protests near your stores
- 10:00Av. Juárez, Centro3,500 people · 0.3 km from your storeClose or reinforce
- 12:30Paseo de la Reforma, Juárez800 people · 1.1 km from your storeWatch
- 16:00Insurgentes Sur, Del Valle150 people · 2.4 km from your storeNormal
- 18:00Zócalo, Centro6,000 people · 0.6 km from your storeClose or reinforce
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What it does
What it includes
For: Corporate security, loss prevention, logistics and store operations
- Same-day alertsMarches and blockades near your sites
- ProtestómetroWeekly traffic light for 75 metropolitan areas
- Highways on alertFederal corridors crossing areas on alert
- Pattern by areaConsecutive weeks on alert, to plan shifts
Know which areas are heating up before the week starts
Protestómetro: weekly social-unrest traffic light, last 8 weeks
8 weeks ago → this week
- Valle de México8 weeks in a row on alert
- Guadalajara
- Oaxaca8 weeks in a row on alert
- Monterrey
- Morelia5 weeks in a row on alert
- Querétaro
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Federal highways crossing areas on alert this week
- Mexico City–Querétaro (57)
- Mexico City–Puebla (150D)
- Oaxaca–Puebla (135D)
- Guadalajara–Morelia (15D)
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Frequently asked questions
What is the Protestómetro?
Aleph’s system that monitors protests in Mexico’s 75 metropolitan areas and rates each one weekly with a traffic light.
Do I hear about it the same day?
Yes. Confirmed protests arrive as alerts in Aliado and by email when they touch your routes or sites; with Centro, also on WhatsApp.