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Alberto Nabarrete ondea la bandera mexicana antes de un partido de la Copa América del grupo C entre México y Uruguay en el Estadio de la Universidad de Phoenix, domingo 5 de junio de 2016, en Glendale, Arizona.

Cover image: Alberto Nabarrete ondea la bandera mexicana antes de un partido de la Copa América del grupo C entre México y Uruguay en el Estadio de la Universidad de Phoenix, domingo 5 de junio de 2016, en Glendale, Arizona. AP – Matt York

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