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Francisco Cati Balderrama (born December 18, 1981 in Mexico City), known as Francisco Cati, is a professional Mexican football player.

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Francisco Cati (Francisco Cati Balderrama) at Liga MX (archive) (in Spanish)

v t e Mexico squad – 2012 FIFA Futsal World Cup
1 Saavedra 2 Rodriguez 3 Mosco 4 Cati 5 Gonzalez 6 Limon 7 Rodriguez 8 Quiroz 9 Ramírez 10 Rosales 11 Plata 12 Estrada 13 Quiroz 14 Cervantes Coach: Raya

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