World Cup opening blocked by protests

Protests erupted in Mexico City led by teachers demanding better wages and pension system reforms, as they blocked a main road near Estadio Azteca, which will host the inaugural match of the 2026 World Cup between Mexico and South Africa. Despite the presence of thousands of security personnel and barriers to secure the event, the President expressed doubts that the match is "safe," but the protesters confirmed their determination to continue demonstrating until their demands are met. Mexico has been experiencing security strikes and acts of sabotage related to the World Cup since last week.

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