World Cup unites border communities amid U.S.-Mexico tensions
Soccer enthusiasm is bridging frayed ties along the U.S.-Mexico border as bicultural fans juggle split loyalties and Mexico City marks a third World Cup hosting.
By Alfredo Corchado
MEXICO CITY – In the borderlands of Mexico and the United States, there are clear signs of a political, economic, and social relationship slipping to an acutely low ebb.