Mexico opens World Cup with passion, parties and protests - Reuters

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Mexico City hosts the World Cup opening with vibrant celebrations at Estadio Azteca, while protests highlight social tensions in the capital.

Amid escalating protests and social tensions, Mexico City prepares for the World Cup opening, with authorities ensuring security measures are in place.

Mexico City prepares for the World Cup opening with vibrant celebrations at Estadio Azteca, while protests continue outside the stadium.

Mexico City faces protests ahead of the World Cup opener, with various groups voicing grievances as the city prepares for the historic event.

An escalating teachers’ strike and concerns around public perception have left locals with complicated feelings on the eve of the tournament’s opener.

Mexico City readies for the World Cup opening with festive celebrations at Estadio Azteca, while protests underscore social unrest in the city.

As Mexico City prepares for the World Cup opener, various groups, including teachers and families of missing persons, plan protests, reflecting the city's complex social landscape ahead of the tournament.