Mexico City prepares for World Cup opener

Mexico City has entered a state of alert ahead of the 2026 World Cup opening, with major streets closed and traffic restrictions imposed to facilitate the movement of fans and reduce congestion. An extensive security plan has been implemented, including increased police presence and strict inspection procedures. Schools have been suspended, and remote work has been encouraged to decrease the number of vehicles on the roads. These measures come amid concerns that potential protests might impact traffic, especially following demonstrations against wages that led to road closures and traffic difficulties.

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