Mexico cartel violence pauses for World Cup

The Mexican government and drug cartels appear to be experiencing a temporary reduction in violence during the World Cup, with a notable decrease in homicides across the country since the tournament's start. Drug trafficking groups have shifted focus from violent conflicts to criminal activities to boost profits, and there have been fewer high-profile arrests or operations against organized crime. This lull in violence is partly attributed to cartels allowing the tournament to proceed without major retaliatory attacks.

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