Mexican Politicians Watch National Team's World Cup Match Against South Korea

Mexican politicians followed the national soccer team's World Cup match against South Korea with enthusiasm, sharing their support across social media platforms. President Claudia Sheinbaum was among those who watched the game, stating during her morning press conference that she would be viewing it at the National Palace.

Later, Sheinbaum shared a photo on her social media account showing her with her husband, Jesús María Tarriba, wearing a Mexican national team jersey. The image captured a moment of shared support for the team during the crucial match.

In the Chamber of Deputies, a screen was set up for lawmakers to watch the game. Morena deputy Ricardo Monreal, who also serves as the president of the Political Coordination Board (Jucopo), was present. He commented on the atmosphere, noting the stadium's emptiness and suggesting that most people were likely at home or in a Fan Fest, sending positive vibes to the team.

Other political figures also showed their support. PRI legislator Rubén Moreira posted a picture of a television screen displaying the match, which concluded with a 1-0 victory for Mexico. PAN deputy Lilly Téllez also shared a photo of herself wearing the national team's jersey, demonstrating her allegiance.

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Now it is truly desolate, surely everyone is at home or in the Fan Fest. We have to give them encouragement and good vibes to the National Team.