Non-violent activity: On 14 March 2025, in 11 de Mayo, Campeche, residents with shotguns and machetes closed the entrance to the community as a preventive measures to inspect vehicles and protect their families after accusing that there have been at risk in the community.

Summary

On March 14, 2025, residents in the 11 de Mayo area of Campeche state, Mexico, blockaded village entrances and conducted vehicle inspections, armed with shotguns and knives, citing safety concerns. While classified as non-violent vigilante activity, this is a low-risk incident that suggests regional security instability.

Supply-chain impact

• Campeche state is a major oil-producing region in Mexico, and if regional security instability spreads, it could indirectly impact energy supply chains
• Village entrance blockades may cause delays in regional logistics movement and delivery schedule disruptions due to transport vehicle inspections
• If vigilante activities spread, instability in logistics networks across the broader Yucatan Peninsula region could increase
• Currently remains a localized incident with limited direct impact on major supply-chain routes

Watch points

• Monitor for spread of similar vigilante activities within Campeche state and government response measures
• Observe trends in security deterioration indicators across the Yucatan Peninsula region and security enhancement measures around oil facilities