Latins around the world unite - once every four years


Supporters of the Colombian national soccer team take a selfie as they rest at a cafe in central Moscow, Russia June 18, 2018. REUTERS/Tatyana Makeyeva

SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - If you look to the stands during World Cup matches and see a bunch of Colombians supporting Panama or a group of Mexicans cheering on Brazil then don't be surprised, your eyes are not deceiving you. In the World Cup, Latin America is a country.

Once every four years, Latinos put their differences aside to cheer on their neighbours and their erstwhile rivals.

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