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A powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake struck southern Mexico and parts of Central America on Friday, July 17, triggering a tsunami alert along sections of the Pacific coast and causing panic across the region.

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Three people died from suffocation Tuesday night as more than one million fans flooded the streets of Mexico City to celebrate Mexico's 2-0 World Cup victory over Ecuador, the nation's first knockout-round win in four decades.

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A tennis prodigy was k!lled in a horrific car crash while out celebrating a World Cup victory. 

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At least 188 people have been killed and more than 1,500 injured after the powerful back-to-back earthquakes in Venezuela, according to the latest reports. 

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The crowd in this packed local Santa Ana Bistro is on its feet. Some wave Mexican flags. Others sing through the disappointment. Soon the room breaks into Cielito Lindo - Canta y no llores... sing, don't cry.

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Venezuela's interim President Delcy Rodriguez has declared a state of emergency after strong back-to-back earthquakes and nearly two dozen aftershocks shook the country, collapsing buildings in ​the capital, Caracas. 

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A former Florida beauty queen was k!lled by the devastating earthquakes that shook Venezuela last week, after she was found lying side-by-side with her boyfriend underneath the rubble of their building.

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Thousands of demonstrators blocked an avenue leading to Mexico City’s Azteca Stadium on Tuesday, just days before the 2026 World Cup kicks off at the venue.