Reuters
General view of the Guadalajara Stadium ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, Guadalajara, Mexico, March 22, 2026. REUTERS/Henry Romero Purchase Licensing Rights
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The decree aims to improve urban mobility and road safety as Mexico City hosts the World Cup opening match and accompanying events on June 11.
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The opening events are expected to draw significant numbers of visitors.
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Federal agencies must implement remote work schemes for Mexico City-based staff, with exceptions for essential services including healthcare, security, critical infrastructure and World Cup operations.
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Schools from preschool through university, both public and private, will close for the day under the decree.
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The government also urged private companies to adopt similar remote work arrangements.
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