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A captivating performance by the spouses and children of officials from Vietnamese representative agencies in Mexico, showcasing the country’s vibrant culture. (Photo: VNA) The vibrant and diverse cultural tapestry of Vietnam took center stage at the “Vietnam Culture Day” event, held in Mexico City from March 29-30. This colorful celebration attracted members of the diplomatic community, local authorities, international guests, and residents, all eager to immerse themselves in Vietnam’s rich heritage. Located in the heart of the city, Abraham Lincoln Park played host to this special occasion, marking the commencement of a series of events commemorating 50 years of strong diplomatic ties between Vietnam and Mexico (May 19, 1975 – 2025). It was a true testament to the enduring friendship between our nations. In his opening remarks, Vietnamese Ambassador Nguyen Van Hai emphasized the shared history of struggle for independence and nation-building that has forged a strong bond...

Brazil’s coach, Dorival Junior, made a strategic decision to rest key players like Vinicius Jr., Rodrygo, and Raphinha, opting instead to field a team of younger, less experienced players. This move paid off as Brazil took an early lead against Mexico, with Andreas Pereira scoring in the 5th minute from a Savio pass. Despite Mexico dominating possession in the first half, they struggled to create clear-cut chances and test the stand-in goalkeeper, Alisson Becker, who replaced the injured Ederson due to a fractured eye socket. The game’s momentum shifted further in Brazil’s favor early in the second half. A long throw-in from Eder Militao found Yan Couto, who cleverly flicked the ball back into the path of Gabriel Martinelli, doubling their lead. However, Mexico refused to give up and staged a remarkable comeback. Julian Quinones reduced the deficit in the 73rd minute, finishing off a superb cross from Alexis Vega. In the dying moments of the game, Guillermo Martinez Ayala scored the...