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Mexico’s Soccer Roots: Two Cities Vie for the Title of Origin
Mineral del Monte and Pachuca, Mexico, are in a historical dispute over which city first introduced soccer to the nation.
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Mexican Politicians Offer Cooperation Amid U.S. Informant Probe
Some Mexican politicians are now willing to cooperate with U.S. investigations, a shift amid President Sheinbaum's pushback against U.S. inquiries.
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Mexico’s Legal System Weaponized Against Journalists, Silencing Dissent
Mexico's legal system is being used by politicians and officials to intimidate journalists, forcing censorship and limiting scrutiny.
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Merlin the Duck Becomes Unlikely Mascot for Mexico’s World Cup Journey
Merlin the duck, dressed in a Mexico World Cup jersey, has become an unlikely internet sensation and a symbol of fan support.
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Mexico’s President to Break World Cup Tradition by Skipping Tournament
Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum will skip the World Cup, breaking a decades-long tradition of sports diplomacy.
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Mexico’s World Cup Jerseys Spark Outrage Over Artisanal Labor Claims
Mexico's World Cup jerseys face scrutiny as viral claims suggest exploitation of Indigenous women artisans.
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Brazil’s Beloved Mutt Faces Identity Crisis as Mexico Claims Canine Icon
Brazil's beloved caramel mutt, a national icon, faces a new claim from a Mexican state, sparking a cultural debate.
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Mexico Fortifies Election Laws Amidst Foreign Interference Concerns
Mexico is enacting new laws to prevent foreign interference in elections, sparking debate over democratic freedoms.
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US Justice Dept. Eyes Terrorism Laws for Mexican Drug Cases
US Justice Dept. directs prosecutors to use terrorism laws against Mexican officials in drug cases.
International
US, Mexico Officials Refute CIA Role in Cartel Assassination Claims
US and Mexican officials have denied reports claiming the CIA was involved in a cartel assassination within Mexico.