Mexican soccer matches were postponed after the army reportedly killed drug lord "El Mencho" near the World Cup host city Guadalajara, triggering violence in the region.

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Four soccer matches in Mexico have been postponed in the wake of the death of a powerful drug cartel leader near Guadalajara, one of the host cities for the 2026 World Cup this summer. Mexican drug ...

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MEXICO CITY (AP) — Four high-level soccer matches were postponed Sunday after the Mexican army killed the leader of a powerful drug cartel in a town close to the World Cup host city of Guadalajara.