The controversy over the entry of an unmarked pickup truck into the Azteca Stadium during the Mexico vs. Portugal match has raised questions about possible privileges within the security operation. The vehicle, linked to former footballer and current politician Cuauhtémoc Blanco, entered the venue without following the pedestrian 'last mile' scheme, sparking debate about whether exceptions or differential treatment occurred. It was added that an internal review will be followed by actions in accordance with the law. The Mexico City government justified Cuauhtémoc Blanco's entry into the Azteca Stadium in his pickup truck and also confirmed the fine. The Mexico City government justified Cuauhtémoc Blanco's entry into the Azteca Stadium in his pickup truck during the Mexico - Portugal match. This was because he was granted an exception. The security operation at the stadium provides exceptions for box holders, which allows vehicle access under certain conditions. According to him, this case falls under this specific protocol. However, he was emphatic in stating that this provision does not justify irregularities. 'There must be effective sanctions regardless of who it is for the lack of license plates, and that is something we are all obligated to comply with,' he affirmed. These decisions are part of a comprehensive strategy that also includes infrastructure improvements, coordination with FIFA, and preventive campaigns against risks such as excessive alcohol consumption.
