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Last update: 10 hours agoWorld Cup Spotlight (Cabo Verde): Cape Verde’s hero goalkeeper Vozinha will finally have his mother in the stands after U.S. officials moved to secure her visa for the next match in Miami, following her tearful absence from the historic 0-0 draw against Spain due to costly visa bond rules. Immigration & Culture: The case has reignited debate over how Trump-era travel restrictions and visa fees hit families from smaller nations, with lawmakers stepping in after the emotional on-pitch moment went viral. African Underdogs, Big Signals: The tournament’s early shocks keep piling up, with Cape Verde’s draw against Spain now joined by other “don’t underestimate small countries” results across the groups. Football Meets Community: Beyond the pitch, fans are turning matches into cultural gatherings—watch parties, fan festivals, and food guides—showing how the World Cup is becoming a lifestyle story for diaspora communities.
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