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From Barranquilla to Bogotá, the iconic yellow shirt is being used by supporters of candidate Abelardo de la Espriella, drawing sharp criticism from rival Iván Cepeda and echoing similar tactics seen in Brazil.
The iconic yellow jersey of Colombia's national soccer team, once a unifying emblem, is now a contested symbol in the country's election campaign, with political figures and parties leveraging its patriotic resonance.
The once-unifying symbol of Colombian football is now being used as a partisan tool in the country's election, sparking a debate that mirrors events in Brazil.