Spain's king welcomes Mexico's World Cup invite after 'abuse' comments

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Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum invited King Felipe VI of Spain to the FIFA World Cup in Mexico, the US, and Canada, signaling a potential improvement in relations. The invitation, extended in February, followed King Felipe's acknowledgement of "abuse" during the Spanish conquest of Mexico, a sensitive topic that previously strained relations. Former President López Obrador had demanded an apology from Spain for human rights violations during the conquest, leading to Sheinbaum's decision not to invite Felipe to her inauguration. Sheinbaum welcomed the King's acknowledgement as a "gesture of reconciliation," emphasizing the historical ties between the two nations. The Spanish palace welcomed the invitation, but it is not confirmed if King Felipe will attend the tournament.
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