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Alexi Amarista of Venezuela's Cardenales de Lara (right) is tagged out at first by Victor Mendoza of Mexico's Los Charros de Jalisco
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Amid the ongoing political crisis in their home country, Carlos Rivero hit a two-run homer, Nestor Molina allowed a run over five innings and Venezuela beat Mexico 5-1 for its first win in the Caribbean Series last night.
Molina (1-0) allowed four hits and had four strikeouts. He was backed by Rivero’s shot in the sixth inning.
The Cardenales de Lara, who led Group A after the victory, are trying to give Venezuela its first title in the tournament since 2009.
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