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Federal decree sets teleworking for Mexico City on World Cup opening day

Measure applies to government departments and schools.

By The Daily Mexico City · Published July 24, 2026

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The federal government issued a decree urging Mexico City residents to work from home and suspending classes on the day of the World Cup opening ceremony and first match at the Mexico City Stadium according to item [14].

A decree published in the government gazette mandates teleworking for Mexico City government agencies and suspends school classes on the relevant Thursday according to items [38] and [39].

Mexico City plans to host 18 free, alcohol-free fan festivals with public screenings and cultural activities as part of preparations for the FIFA World Cup.

Sources: perplexity-sonar, perplexity-sonar, perplexity-sonar.

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