Mexico City to boost mobility, security ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup

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Mexico City to boost mobility, security ahead of 2026 FIFA World Cup - Business Standard

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Mexico City will host the opening match for the FIFA World Cup that will be held alongside the US and Canada.

The public works budget will also be spent on facilities known as “utopias,” while the mobility budget also includes three additional Cablebus lines and a separate bus line.

The capital is also setting aside 15 billion pesos on water-related projects that aim to make water management more efficient by changing distribution networks, rehabilitating wells and eliminating leaks.