Mexico hosts new protest ahead of 2026 World Cup

A group of protesters in Mexico stormed a government building days before the start of the 2026 World Cup, which the country is hosting alongside the United States and Canada. A splinter group from the Teachers' Union carried out acts of vandalism, including damaging the security booth and smashing windows, and used streetlamp posts to break into the Ministry of Education. They were protesting for higher salaries and the abolition of the pension law. Additionally, teachers toppled giant statues of football players and threatened to organize protests during the tournament if the government does not respond to their demands.

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