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In Mexico, a love affair with all things Korean — at least until kickoff

By Laura Gottesdiener, Miguel Lo Bianco and Stef Haskins MONTERREY/GUADALAJARA, Mexico, June 18 (Reuters) – First came the factories, then came the food, and then the pop tunes…

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By Laura Gottesdiener, Miguel Lo Bianco and Stef Haskins MONTERREY/GUADALAJARA, Mexico, June 18 (Reuters) – First came the factories, then came the food, and then the pop tunes took over. South Korean

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