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Neymar transfer saga set to run and run as Spanish… Former Brazilian football players Romario and Ronaldo, have announced that the Brazilian Football Confederation (CBF) will donate 32,000 tickets to disabled people for the 2014 World Cup. It means that 500 places will be donated for each match so they can see the games free of charge.
Speaking of the World Cup Law, which will monitor notably, ticket pricing, alcohol sales in stadia and stewarding during the tournament Ronaldo said:
“Disabled people in Brazil are really important even though they got partially left out of the World Cup Law. We won’t forget them.”
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