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Mexico is rooted in the Central American and Caribbean Mathematical Olympiad, ratifys its regional hegemony with two golds – Zócalo News News , Torreón , Piedras Negras , Monclova , Acuña

Mexico's delegation won the 28th Central American and Caribbean Mathematical Olympiad (OMCC) held in Durango, Mexico, securing first place regionally for the 18th consecutive year with two gold, one silver, and one bronze medal.

Mexico won two gold, one silver, and one bronze at the OMCC, securing first place for the 18th consecutive year.

The Olympiad was held in Durango, Mexico, from August 7 to 14, 2026, with 44 competitors from 33 nations.

Mexico's total score was 128 points, followed by Costa Rica with 111 and Cuba with 99.

Gold medalists: Maia Berenice Díaz Mondragón (Morelos) and Carlos Santiago López Figueroa (Chiapas); silver: Ignacio Ostos Aponte (Nuevo León); bronze: José Antonio Vega Sánchez (Guanajuato).

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