MXTwo weeks after the end of the World Cup, decorative elements such as axolotls and Quetzalcoatl statues installed by the Mexico City government during the event remain partially visible in the Historic Center. Despite efforts to remove them, some decorations like these figures and themed benches continue to be used by pedestrians. The removal process has been slow, with some installations still intact or only partially dismantled. These decorations were part of the city's welcoming display for attendees of the Zócalo Fan Fest. Some structures, such as light poles adorned with axolotls and Quetzalcoatl, show signs of damage but remain in place.
Bias read (Center): The article reports on the gradual removal of temporary decorations placed by the Mexico City government during the World Cup. It provides factual observations about which elements remain and which have been removed, without overtly favoring any political perspective. The tone is descriptive rather
