Mexicans Seek Refuge in Streets for World Cup

The rising prices of tickets for the 2026 World Cup, ranging from $140 to $29,970, sparked protests and public gatherings in Mexico. The general public and fans took advantage of free events to watch the matches in the streets, due to low purchasing power and many people's inability to attend matches in the stadiums. Despite FIFA's criticisms of the high prices, its president Gianni Infantino defended them, asserting that the prices are suitable for the American market. Meanwhile, large-scale street celebrations reflect the deep connection between football, national identity, and the economic challenges facing the country.

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