Mexico City suspends classes and orders federal offices to work remotely on June 11 to clear traffic for the World Cup opener at the Estadio Azteca.
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— One day only. A federal decree puts Mexico City on a near-holiday footing on Thursday, June 11, the day of the World Cup opener.
— Schools shut. Classes are suspended at every level, public and private, across the capital.
— Work from home. Federal offices in the city must switch to remote work, and private firms are urged to do the same for non-essential staff.
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