Representatives from security agencies of Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico gathered in Brasília this week for the launch meeting of the second phase of the "Quadrilateral Initiative".

The order includes exemptions for athletes and staff attending "major sporting events," but for ordinary fans from the affected countries, hope remains slim.

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Argentina became the sixth team to confirm their place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup during the March international break and will have the opportunity to defend t ...