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‘Like Christmas’: For Vermont’s Congolese community, a historic World Cup bid is cause for celebration

‘Like Christmas’: For Vermont’s Congolese community, a historic World Cup bid is cause for celebration
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The Congolese community in Vermont is celebrating the national soccer team's historic qualification for the FIFA World Cup. The event has fostered a sense of unity and excitement within the local diaspora.

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It showcases the cultural impact of global sports events on immigrant communities and local integration.

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WINOOSKI — Muyisa Mutume’s neighborhood grocery store here is always stocked with food and drinks popular in his native Congo. But in recent months, he’s also been selling something else: soccer jerseys.

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