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'Man Statue' Secures Spot at World Cup

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Michel Bolandingka, known as 'Man Statue', has arrived at the World Cup.
He overcame visa issues to attend the tournament, having supported Congo since 2013.
Bolandingka gained global fame during the Africa Cup in January for his unique pose.
He honors Patrice Lumumba, Congo's first prime minister, with his silent protest.
His gestures also highlight ongoing violence and humanitarian crises in Eastern Congo.

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Michel Bolandingka, known as 'Man Statue', has arrived at the World Cup.
He overcame visa issues to attend the tournament, having supported Congo since 2013.
Bolandingka gained global fame during the Africa Cup in January for his unique pose.
He honors Patrice Lumumba, Congo's first prime minister, with his silent protest.
His gestures also highlight ongoing violence and humanitarian crises in Eastern Congo.

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