Mexican police tear-gas teachers' protest 10 days before World Cup
Summary
Mexican police used tear gas to stop protesting teachers from reaching the main square in Mexico City where preparations for the 2026 World Cup fan event are taking place. The teachers broke through barriers near the Zocalo plaza, close to the government palace and a large screen for fans, about 10 days before Mexico’s first World Cup game.Key Facts
- The protest involved teachers in Mexico City.
- Police used tear gas to control the protest.
- Teachers tried to enter the Zocalo plaza by breaking metal barriers.
- The Zocalo is near the government palace and a large fan screen.
- The area is being prepared for the 2026 World Cup "Fan fest" event.
- Mexico’s first 2026 World Cup game will be on June 11.
- The protest happened about 10 days before the World Cup starts.
- The World Cup event is expected to draw many fans to watch games in public areas.
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