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Published 18:11 3 Jul 2018 BST
Updated 18:12 3 Jul 2018 BST
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Londono said that it was that The Sun decided to target Colombia with reference to a completely unrelated issue and that more of an emphasis should have been played on 'respect, fair play and joy for the game' ahead of tonight's eliminatoor.
"It’s rather sad that they use such a festive and friendly environment as the World Cup to target a country and continue to stigmatise it with a completely unrelated issue," the ambassador told the Guardian.
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