Mexico City records more than 3,000 medical consultations during the World Cup; 93 fans required transport

Since the World Cup began in Mexico City on June 11th, and continuing until early Monday morning, health authorities have provided a total of 3,563 medical consultations and transported 93 people for various reasons, ranging from injuries to heart attacks, according to Mexico City Health Secretary Nadine Gasman Zylbermann. These consultations have been provided to […]

Marches, blockades and demonstrations today in Mexico City: take precautions

The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security reported a schedule of events for Tuesday, July 7, including six demonstrations, one scheduled meeting, two bike rides, and eleven recreational events in various boroughs of the capital. These events may cause traffic delays or road closures. The day’s events include social protests, activities organized by various groups, […]

Mexico City raises World Cup death toll to five

The Mexico City government reported that five people died during activities related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a figure higher than the four deaths previously reported by authorities. Local Health Secretary Nadine Gasman stated at a press conference that five deaths had been recorded in the capital since the start of the World Cup […]

Mexico City: Hail collapses roofs; Cablebús service suspended.

A severe hailstorm struck northern Mexico City yesterday afternoon, causing the most significant damage in the Cuautepec area of ​​the Gustavo A. Madero borough; there, the metal roof of a basketball court at a “Pilares” community center collapsed, and service on Cablebús Line 1 was temporarily suspended. In the neighborhoods of Cuautepec—located on the border […]

More than a million people take to the streets of Mexico City to celebrate the victory.

The capital’s government reported that over a million people watched the National Team’s triumph over Ecuador—marking Mexico’s fourth World Cup victory—at the Zócalo, the Mexico City Stadium, and various other designated viewing sites. Head of Government Clara Brugada reported a gathering of more than a million people in the streets tonight; within minutes, crowds had […]

Oaxaca brings its richness to the heart of Mexico City

The rich cultural, artisanal, and gastronomic heritage of Oaxaca has found a permanent showcase in Mexico City with the opening of “Casa Hecho en Oaxaca” (House Made in Oaxaca), a space that brings together some of the state’s most representative products and aims to introduce the public to the diverse traditions that distinguish the region. […]