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Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup Logistics: Iran’s federation says FIFA approved a last-minute switch of its 2026 training base from Tucson to Tijuana, aiming to dodge visa and security headaches; FIFA hasn’t confirmed yet, but Iran says the camp is set near the U.S. border and closer to match venues in Los Angeles and Seattle. Mexico Security & Human Rights: Ahead of the World Cup, activists staged a missing-persons vigil near Azteca Stadium, highlighting Mexico’s disappearance crisis—about 130,000 officially recorded since 2006, with some experts saying the real toll is higher. Cross-Border Pressure: A U.S. Treasury probe is reportedly targeting U.S. activists tied to a Cuba aid trip, underscoring how sanctions enforcement is tightening. Business Fallout: Guzman y Gomez faces a U.S. class action alleging it shut Chicago restaurants without the required 60 days’ notice. Regional Context: Indonesia’s plan to route key exports through state control could push up global food prices, adding to already-stressed cost pressures.
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