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Topic: Mexico City

Paseo de la Reforma, the Mexico City avenue where crowds gathered.
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Thursday, 7/2, 01:05 AM

Four Die in Mexico City as World Cup Celebrations Turn Deadly

  • Four people died in Mexico City during the crush of celebrations after Mexico advanced at the World Cup, authorities said, as an estimated 1.4 million revelers packed the capital's main avenue and the city opened an investigation into how a night of triumph turned fatal.

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