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Train crash in Mexico City leaves 100 injured

Train crash in Mexico City leaves 100 injured Mexico City  -

Clash leaves 12 dead in Mexico ahead of Obama's visit

Clash leaves 12 dead in Mexico ahead of Obama's visit Me

Police find drug-trafficking tunnel in northern Mexico

Police find drug-trafficking tunnel in northern MexicoMex

Inmate's chopped up body found in western Mexican jail

Inmate's chopped up body found in western Mexican jail Mexico City  - An inmate who was serving time for drug trafficking was murdered and chopped up in pieces in a prison in the western Mexican town of Uruapan, authorities in the state of Michoacan said Monday.

The guards at the prison, some 400 kilometres west of Mexico City, noticed the man's absence when they went through the list of inmates after visiting hours Sunday afternoon, a spokesman for the Michoacan public prosecutor's office told dpa.

ROUNDUP: Aguirre to replace Eriksson as Mexico's coach

ROUNDUP: Aguirre to replace Eriksson as Mexico's coach Mexico City  - Mexican Javier Aguirre was Friday designated to become Mexico's new football coach, replacing the Swede, Sven- Goran Eriksson.

Aguirre - the former coach of La Liga clubs Osasuna and Atletico Madrid, among others - coached Mexico for the 2002 World Cup.

In a brief statement the Mexican Football Federation said Aguirre, 50, would be formally presented to the media as coach on April 16.

Eriksson to get 7 million dollars for 10 months as Mexico's coach

Eriksson to get 7 million dollars for 10 months as Mexico's coach Mexico City  - Sven-Goran Eriksson, who was sacked Thursday as Mexico's football coach, has good reason not to get too upset about the setback: the Swede earned some 7 million dollars in 10 months with the national team, the Mexican sports daily Record reported Friday.

"Sven-Goran Eriksson became the most costly investment in the history of Mexican football," the daily said.

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