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Colombian soccer players from the top two men's divisions, women's league, and Dimayor League have voted to strike after negotiations with the country's football federation (FCF) over working conditions failed to meet their demands, according to the global players union FIFPRO. The strike vote was approved by 87% of the 1,221 players who participated.
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