Mexican teachers' protests delay World Cup plans

Mexico faces a challenge ahead of the 2026 World Cup, as teachers' protests have disrupted activities in Mexico City. The protesters, demanding higher wages and the repeal of pension laws, carried banners and engaged in clashes that resulted in five injuries. Their protests prevented officials from attending official meetings. The Mexican government condemns these demonstrations and affirms its commitment to ongoing dialogue, while the business sectors warn of the impact these sit-ins could have on commerce and tourism during the tournament.

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