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Hyundai Targeted by Protesters Ahead of Mexico vs South Korea

Published June 17, 2026 · Updated June 17, 2026 · The Guardian

Activists will gather before Mexico’s World Cup match against South Korea to denounce Hyundai’s business links with mining company Ternium, citing environmental damage and alleged human rights abuses.

Protesters plan a rally in Guadalajara before Mexico’s World Cup game against South Korea to condemn Hyundai’s partnership with Ternium, a mining firm accused of environmental harm and ties to the disappearance of Mexican activists. The demonstration follows a 2025 Mighty Earth report labeling Hyundai’s supply chain as “dirty steel.” mwafrika.life

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