Mexico City Suspends Schools for World Cup Opening Day
Mexico City announced the closure of all primary and secondary schools on June 11, 2026, the day of the World Cup opening match. The municipal government said special transport and security measures are in place to minimize disruption for families and students.
The host nation will face South Africa in the inaugural game. The school shutdown aims to allow a larger portion of the population to watch the event.
Officials highlighted the tournament’s expected economic and cultural benefits for the city.
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