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Copa Mundial de Clavados 2026 to Be Rescheduled After Initial Cancellation

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The second stage of the 2026 Diving World Cup is not canceled but on hold, according to Rommel Pacheco, head of the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sports (Conade). The event was initially set for March 5-8 in Zapopan but was paused due to violence in Jalisco following the death of cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes. A new date will be announced soon to ensure the safety of all participants, as the final event of the series is scheduled for early May. Mexico's diving team recently performed well in Montreal, winning silver medals, highlighting the country's strength in the sport as they prepare for the rescheduled competition.

Key Details: • Event was scheduled for March 5-8 in Zapopan, now on hold. • New date will be announced soon, prior to the May superfinal. • Recent success in Montreal with silver medals boosts team morale.

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