Did you know that the World Cup’s most beloved tradition began in Mexico?
Mexico News Daily • 5/10/2026
Summary
The World Cup’s most beloved tradition, Panini cards and sticker albums, began in Mexico more than half a century ago. This tradition is considered as integral to the World Cup experience as the games themselves.
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