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By Jul 16, 2025After Hurricane Otis’ devastation, Acapulco tournament vows to go on as scheduled in 2024
Mexico’s president AMLO hopes that the event will send a message to the world that “Acapulco is open for business” as the ravaged resort town rebuilds.
Published Dec 15, 2023
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Before: The Mexican Open in Acapulco was named the best ATP 500 event of the year in 2007, 2017 and 2019.
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After: Mexico's president AMLO vowed that the ATP event would go on as scheduled in 2024, amid Acapulco's reconstruction in the wake of Hurricane Otis.
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