"It was an agreement signed with FIFA in 2015, during [Enrique] Peña Nieto's administration... we changed some of the terms that had been agreed upon at that time, but it was a signed contract, and therefore it is enshrined in law because that's how it has to be." "Co gorsza, w listopadzie 2025 roku rząd Klaudii Shinbaum podpisał porozumienie, w którym FIFA i wszystkie firmy z nią powiązane są całkowicie zwolnione z podatków na czas turnieju. 0%, bilety, transmisje, sprzedaż licencyjna, hotele kontraktowe, oficjalne sklepy, wszystko bez podatku."

Methodology The claim is partially true. The Mexican government, led by Claudia Sheinbaum, who took office on October 1, 2024, confirmed and incorporated into the 2026 Federal Revenue Law tax exemptions for FIFA and related companies for the 2026 World Cup. However, the original tax exemption agreement was signed in 2015, during Enrique Peña Nieto's administration, and Sheinbaum's government "changed some of the terms" and "enshrined it in law". Therefore, Sheinbaum's government did not "sign an agreement" in November 2025, but rather formalized and modified existing arrangements. Furthermore, the exemption is not "total" for "everything tax-free," as foreign players and certain FIFA service providers (e.g., broadcasters, accommodation coordinators) are not exempt from income tax.