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Mexico send a World Cup message from 'Fortress Azteca'

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Mexico’s human trafficking survivors have a message for World Cup fans

Karla Jacinto was only 12 when she was forced to work in a Mexican brothel .

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Mexico fans celebrate World Cup win

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Mexico send a World Cup message from 'Fortress Azteca' as fans aid win over Ecuador

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Mexico fans celebrate as team reaches World Cup last-16

Mexico fans sprayed foam and celebrated in Mexico City on Tuesday (June 30), as they watched their side beat Ecuador 2-0 on giant outdoor screens to reach the World Cup last 16 for the first time in 4...

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Mexico fans use a homophobic chant during the World Cup match against Ecuador

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Four die in Mexico City World Cup celebrations

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England v DR Congo build-up: Rice expected to return as fans descend on Atlanta

Declan Rice expected to return to midfield

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Mexico end knockout hoodoo with win over Ecuador to reach World Cup last 16

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Mexico fans try to keep Ecuador team awake before World Cup showdown

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Happy 46th birthday, CNN. On June 1, 1980, the Cable News Network launched its first broadcast at 5 p.m. Our great founder, Ted Turner, marked the moment with a bold promise: “Barring satellite problems, we won’t be signing off until the world ends.”

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Make your 2026 World Cup predictions with CNN’s bracket

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is upon us and fans around the world are set for more than a month of soccer action. Now’s the time to make your predictions of who will win.

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How Ted Turner built CNN, the world’s first 24-hour news network

It began in the woods. A kernel of an idea to create CNN came to Ted Turner as he was taking a walk through nature, as former chief operating officer Steve Korn remembers it. Cable and satellite delivery were changing the way people viewed television, and ...