Scammers posing as IMPI inspectors are hitting bars showing World Cup matches, demanding payments for broadcasting licenses. The 28-million-peso fines are real, but the inspectors are fake. Here's how to tell the difference.
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Six young men from Nayarit were driving to Mazatlán when someone decided they weren't going to make it. They were wrong.
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