Violence after a cartel leader’s death has raised doubts about Mexico’s World Cup readiness but FIFA’s president says the country will be ready.

The violence that erupted in Mexico after the death of a powerful drug lord has left many questioning whether the country will be able to co-host the World Cup in just over three months.

Chaos has engulfed Mexico in recent days after the army killed of one of the world's most notorious drug lords, Nemesio 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes. That sparked a wave of retaliation.

The city of Guadalajara erupted with cartel violence this past weekend, alongside other parts of Mexico, after an army raid left a notorious drug lord dead. Now, Guadalajara is looking ahead nervously to the World Cup this summer, in which it will host four games. Authorities are turning to technology…