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Cape Verde’s Vozinha says U.S. visa issues stopped mom witnessing World Cup heroics (opens in new tab)

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Match nul entre le Cap-Vert et l’Espagne à la Coupe du monde 2026 : comment ne pas rêver de l’exploit des Cap-Verdiens ?