Mexican police tear-gas teachers' protest 10 days before World Cup
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In Mexico, teachers demonstrated for more pay just before the World Cup. The police used tear gas when they wanted to reach the planned fan mile.
In protests by teachers, the situation in Mexico City escalates shortly before the World Cup. Demonstrators seem to want to gain access to the place where a large fan zone is built. The police violently intervene.
In Mexico, the CNTE teachers' union is in the clinch with the government. It demands more salary and a new pension system. According to President Sheinbaum, however, there is not enough money for this. Therefore, the teachers demonstrate against the World Cup preparations.
A group of teachers forced the entry of a fan zone, Monday in Mexico City, one week before the opening of the World 2026.
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