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Federación Mexicana de Futbol

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Cox social investment initiatives in Mexico

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Latest: Cox Mexico receives award for sustainable community volunteer programs

Cox has established Fundación Cox, a global entity aimed at strengthening social commitment through community, education, culture, and environmental initiatives. In Mexico, the foundation has committed to investing 275 m

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Mexican Senate and FMF debate football promotion reform

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Latest: Mexican Football Federation creates solidarity fund for Liga de Expansión

The Mexican Senate has moved to formalize a legislative initiative to reform the General Law of Physical Culture and Sport, aiming to mandate ‘sporting merit’ as the primary mechanism for movement between professional di

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Márquez manages transition and results in 2030 cycle

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Latest: Mexico national team coach Rafael Márquez visits Liga MX clubs

Rafael Márquez’s tenure with Mexico is defined by a structural transition toward the 2030 World Cup cycle. Following his official appointment to succeed Javier Aguirre, Márquez has focused on reducing the squad's average

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Tepatitlán FC club instability and investigations

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Latest: Mexican Football Federation investigates Tepatitlán FC for match-fixing

Tepatitlán FC experienced a period of significant decline following a complete roster overhaul after a change in ownership. After previously winning the Clausura 2026 title, the club was mathematically eliminated from th

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Mexican Football Federation leadership changes

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Latest: Enrique Nieto Junco named Vice President of Mexican National Teams

Reports initially indicated a leadership restructuring within the Mexican Football Federation (FMF), with Enrique Nieto expected to replace Ivar Sisniega as the Vice President of National Teams due to internal friction.

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