The Ministry of Public Education (SEP) shortens the School Year to avoid interfering with the 2026 World Cup and prevent heat strokes. David Faitelson questions the decision.
SEP adjusts the school calendar for the 2026 World Cup
The Government of Mexico, through the SEP, has decided to end the School Year on June 5 to not disrupt the World Cup's development and prevent heat strokes in the country. This decision has generated mixed opinions, with David Faitelson being one of the most prominent critics.
David Faitelson and his stance
The renowned sports analyst expressed his disagreement with the measure, stating that more education is needed than football. Faitelson compared the current situation to that of 40 years ago when students watched matches in the classrooms. Furthermore, he analyzed the differences between the 1986 World Cup and the upcoming tournament to be held in Mexico in 2026.
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