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Cartel violence, Mexico responds

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FIFA president on violence in World Cup host Mexico: 'Things happen'
The wave of violence that rocked Mexico and led the U.S. State Department to advise U.S. citizens to shelter in place has caught the attention of FIFA President Gianni Infantino in the buildup to the ...

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FIFA’s Infantino has ‘complete confidence’ in Mexico to host World Cup games despite cartel violence
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FIFA, Mexico vow 'confidence' in 2026 World Cup after cartel violence
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FIFA have 'complete confidence' Mexico can host World Cup despite unrest
FIFA are monitoring the situation in Mexico but have "complete confidence" the country can host World Cup games amid the recent unrest and violence.

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FIFA’s Infantino plays down World Cup concerns despite violence in Mexico
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Mexico's president insists 'no risk' as cartel clashes fuel worries in lead-up to FIFA World Cup
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Americans stranded in Mexico after cartel leader’s killing sparks unrest
Flights are resuming, but the U.S. State Department is still telling American citizens in five Mexican states to "shelter in place."

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Gianni Infantino has ‘total confidence’ in Mexico staging World Cup matches
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Americans recount chaos as Mexico unrest subsides after cartel boss death
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2026 World Cup security concerns rise after cartel leader ‘El Mencho’ killed in Mexico

Widespread cartel violence in Jalisco following the killing of drug lord "El Mencho" has triggered international safety concerns and travel disruptions just months before Guadalajara is set to host 2026 FIFA World Cup matches.
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Gianni Infantino Voices 'Full Confidence' In Mexico Amid Security Concerns

FIFA president Gianni Infantino reaffirmed the organization's full support for Mexico as a host nation for the 2026 World Cup, expressing strong confidence in the country's leadership despite ongoing security challenges.
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Portugal Football to monitor Mexico’s security before Cristiano Ronaldo and team’s friendly visit next month ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026

The Portuguese Football Federation is reviewing security conditions in Mexico before the Cristiano Ronaldo-led national team travels next month. Portu.
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