Mexico City will experience significant disruptions as the federal government has issued a decree to facilitate the viewing of the upcoming match featuring the national team, known as ‘El Tricolor’. This measure, aimed at allowing citizens to support their team’s pursuit of a place in the Round of 16, will lead to the implementation of smart working arrangements and the closure of schools across the capital.
The decision reflects the nation’s passion for football and the importance placed on the World Cup. By suspending regular work and educational activities, the government hopes to foster a sense of unity and encourage widespread engagement with the pivotal game.
