What If We Do? Mexico's World Cup Fever Sparks National Unity
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Mexico’s 2-0 win over Ecuador propelled El Tri into the World Cup round of 16, triggering massive celebrations from Zócalo to Azteca Stadium and giving rise to the chant '¿Y si sí?', a new mantra symbolizing renewed national optimism amid political tensions. Fans are embracing unity and joy as authorities balance safety with excitement ahead of the knockout match against England, while experts note the mood may provide a needed relief but won’t erase longstanding issues.
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