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BUAP academic congresses

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Latest: BUAP hosts major psychology and transcultural congresses

The Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Puebla (BUAP) hosted a series of academic congresses in late September. These events, including the XXI Social Psychology Congress, the XII International Congress on Personal Relati

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Mexican Senate football promotion debate

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Latest: Mexican Senate proposes football promotion and relegation reform

The Mexican Senate is advancing a legislative initiative to restore the promotion and relegation system in professional soccer. Senator Clemente Castañeda has proposed amending the General Law of Physical Culture and Spo

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Márquez begins tenure as Mexico national team coach

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Latest: Rafael Márquez begins tenure as Mexico national team coach

Rafael Márquez Álvarez officially took over as Mexico’s senior national team coach in July 2026, succeeding Javier Aguirre. Tasked with implementing the FMF’s “Project Deportivo 2030,” Márquez has finalized a four-match

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Liga Femenil format overhaul and tournament progress

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Latest: Liga MX Femenil: Monterrey wins against Chivas as Bravas and Santos prepare for key matches

Mexico’s top women’s league, Liga Femenil BBVA, began the Apertura 2026 with a new group-stage format that splits 18 clubs into two groups of nine, sending the top four from each group directly to the quarter-finals and

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Mexican football promotion protests escalate to CAS appeal

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Latest: Leones Negros protest against lack of football promotion in Mexico

The dispute over the suspension of promotion and relegation in Mexico’s Liga de Expansión MX has escalated into a formal legal and social battle. Five clubs—Leones Negros de la UdeG, Atlético La Paz, Atlético Morelia, Mi

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