Mexico has once again become a host nation for the FIFA World Cup, marking its third time hosting the tournament – a record unmatched by any other country. This year’s event is jointly hosted with the United States and Canada. The opening celebrations are underway as Mexico prepares to welcome teams and fans after a 40-year wait since its last hosting duty. However, the festivities have been marred by significant issues at the central Mexico City Fan Fest. Reports indicate chaotic scenes and extensive queues for entry, hindering access for eager supporters. Social movements are also taking place alongside the sporting event, adding another layer to the atmosphere surrounding the tournament’s kickoff at the Azteca stadium. Authorities are working to manage the crowds and ensure a smooth experience for attendees despite the initial challenges.