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Coupe du monde. À Seattle, le Mondial se joue aux couleurs de la Pride lors du « match des fiertés »

Ouest France

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June 27, 2026

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Coupe du monde. À Seattle, le Mondial se joue aux couleurs de la Pride lors du « match des fiertés »

À Seattle, où les célébrations de la Pride font partie de l’identité de la ville, la Coupe du monde de football s’invite dans une ambiance résolument inclusive. Entre retransmissions de matches, bars LGBT + bondés et revendication des valeurs de diversité, la cité de l’État de Washington entend conjuguer passion du ballon rond et défense des droits, malgré les tensions suscitées par certaines sélections.

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