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Boston Men Jailed For Donald Trump-Inspired Hate Crime Attack
Two Boston brothers accused of urinating on and beating a homeless Mexican man and telling police "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported," were sentenced to prison on Monday, prosecutors said.
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FIFA World Cup: Mexico Name Veteran Defender Carlos Salcido in 23-Man Squad
Mexico will take nine players to Brazil who were on the team four years ago in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa: Carlos Salcido, Francisco Rodriguez, Rafael Marquez, Paul Aguilar, Guillermo Ochoa, Javier Hernandez, Hector Moreno, Giovani Dos Santos and Andres Guardado.
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Mexico can replace banned players
Gold Cup organizers say Mexico will be allowed to replace five players who were dropped from the squad after testing positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
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5 Mexico players test positive, blame tainted food
PSV Eindhoven defender Francisco Rodriguez and starting goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa were among five players dropped from Mexico's Gold Cup squad on Friday after testing positive for a banned substance.
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Boston Men Jailed For Donald Trump-Inspired Hate Crime Attack
Two Boston brothers accused of urinating on and beating a homeless Mexican man and telling police "Donald Trump was right: All these illegals need to be deported," were sentenced to prison on Monday, prosecutors said.
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FIFA World Cup: Mexico Name Veteran Defender Carlos Salcido in 23-Man Squad
Mexico will take nine players to Brazil who were on the team four years ago in the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa: Carlos Salcido, Francisco Rodriguez, Rafael Marquez, Paul Aguilar, Guillermo Ochoa, Javier Hernandez, Hector Moreno, Giovani Dos Santos and Andres Guardado.
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Mexico can replace banned players
Gold Cup organizers say Mexico will be allowed to replace five players who were dropped from the squad after testing positive for the banned substance clenbuterol.
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5 Mexico players test positive, blame tainted food
PSV Eindhoven defender Francisco Rodriguez and starting goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa were among five players dropped from Mexico's Gold Cup squad on Friday after testing positive for a banned substance.
