Mexico City to host free World Cup screenings at 18 fan festivals

Mexico City will show World Cup matches for free at 18 fan festivals across the capital. Mayor Clara Brugada announced the initiative, confirming that no public funds will be used for the broadcasts. The city government secured the rights to air all World Cup games at the planned fan zones. Sponsors have agreed to cover the costs, ensuring free access for the public.

The formal signing of the sponsorship deals is scheduled for Tuesday. Additional details about the agreements will be revealed during the event. Residents and visitors will be able to watch the tournament without charge at the festivals. The partnerships with sponsors will fund the entire broadcasting effort. No tax money will be involved in the project.