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Mexico's World Cup joy muted in regions gripped by cartel violence

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By Maria Verza Verified, Aarón Ibarra Verified
| The Register-Herald Verified
CULIACAN, Mexico (AP) — Much of Mexico has been celebrating the World Cup with joyful outdoor gatherings, filling streets, plazas and fan zones in the country's three host cities — Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey — since the tournament kickoff on June 11. But in parts of the country plagued by cartel violence, the event is experienced differently: with fear. In villages and towns across Mexico where shootings are a near-daily occurrence, the cheers are mostly confined indoors.
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En las zonas más violentas de México, el miedo se impone al entusiasmo por el Mundial Original

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By Maria Verza Verified, Aarón Ibarra Verified
| Associated Press Verified
CULIACÁN, México (AP) — Hay rincones de México de alta actividad de los cárteles donde el Mundial se vive de otra manera: con miedo. Cientos de miles de mexicanos y turistas eufóricos han abarrotado plazas, calles y zonas de aficionados de las tres ciudades sede de la Copa del Mundo en el país —Ciudad de México, Guadalajara y Monterrey— desde que comenzó el campeonato el 11 de junio.
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By Maria Verza Verified, Aarón Ibarra Verified
| The Washington Post Verified
CULIACAN, Mexico — Much of Mexico has been celebrating the World Cup with joyful outdoor gatherings , filling streets, plazas and fan zones in the country’s three host cities — Mexico City, Guadalajara and Monterrey — since the tournament kickoff on June 11 . But in parts of the country plagued by cartel violence, the event is experienced differently: with fear.
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