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Soccer players in Panama City demand a sports law that protects them

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Panama, Feb 17 (EFE).- Soccer players of the Panamanian Soccer League and former national teams marched on Monday to demand a sports law that protects them and allows them to pursue a professional career.(Camera: CARLOS LEMOS)FOOTAGE SHOWS SOCCER PLAYERS MARCHING IN PANAMA CITY, PANAMA.

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