Mexico City — As the 2026 FIFA World Cup approaches, bars and restaurants in Mexico have a legal option to broadcast the matches: purchasing public exhibition licenses from streaming platforms.
Sky Negocios is commercializing licenses for the public display of all 104 World Cup matches in establishments such as bars, restaurants, and commercial venues. This allows businesses to show the tournament without violating copyright laws.
The move comes amid concerns over illegal streaming, which FIFA has warned against. Mexican authorities have also urged businesses to avoid piracy and use authorized services.
For establishments that want to attract customers during the World Cup, obtaining a license is a straightforward way to comply with regulations while offering a popular draw.
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