Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says she will work to prevent a teachers’ strike amid ongoing tensions between teachers’ unions and the federal government. She made the pledge to address the dispute before the start of the FIFA World Cup, which is scheduled to begin on June 11. The government and union sides have been at odds over issues that have raised the possibility of industrial action that could disrupt schooling and related public services. Sheinbaum’s statement frames the planned efforts as time-sensitive, aiming to reduce the risk of work stoppages during a period when national logistics and public attention are expected to be heightened due to the tournament. While the reports focus on Sheinbaum’s commitment to resolve the situation in advance of June 11, they do not provide detailed terms of any potential settlement. The pledge indicates the administration’s intent to engage with unions and move toward a resolution before the World Cup begins in Mexico, aligning domestic governance priorities with the country’s upcoming international event schedule.