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Mexicans Fear the World Cup Will Make Their Cities Costlier

A new survey finds residents of Mexico's World Cup host cities worry the tournament will raise the cost of living, snarl traffic and widen inequality.

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Mexicans Fear the World Cup Will Make Their Cities Costlier

Survey of 460 residents in Mexico's World Cup host cities identifies main concerns: rising costs, traffic, and benefits concentrated in few sectors. Public investment clustering in tourist zones risks widening inequality and displacing residents.

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Mexicans Fear the World Cup Will Make Their Cities Costlier

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Mexicans Fear the World Cup Will Make Their Cities Costlier

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