Mexican teachers are threatening to disrupt the 2026 FIFA World Cup in June if their demands for higher salaries are not met. Multiple outlets report that teachers are protesting low pay and reacting to a proposed salary offer they say is insufficient. The teachers’ planned action would focus on causing disruption around the tournament, which is scheduled to begin on June 11, according to the reports. The threats are framed as leverage to press authorities and employers to improve the compensation and address broader grievances related to teacher pay. While the coverage emphasizes the possibility of protests during the World Cup period, it does not provide detailed information on the specific form of disruption, the negotiating status, or any official response at the time of reporting. The reports also do not specify whether the teachers’ demands target a national policy or particular institutions. Overall, the accounts agree that the dispute is centered on salary and that teachers are warning that industrial action could coincide with the tournament’s start.