With Mexico City hosting the World Cup for an unprecedented third time, protesters are keen to use the platform to highlight their causes.
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World Cup fever meets protest in Mexico City
With Mexico City hosting the World Cup for an unprecedented third time, protesters are keen to use the platform to highlight their causes.
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