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Protests and last-minute construction work disrupt Mexico City ahead of World Cup

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World Cup Preparations in Mexico City Halted by Unrest and Urgent Building Projects

Mexico City is currently grappling with significant disruptions as the city braces for the upcoming World Cup. The atmosphere has been tense, with protests erupting alongside a flurry of last-minute construction activities, creating chaos just before the global sporting event begins.

Source: Reuters Generated at: 2026-06-03 21:25:49 UTC

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