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Argentines wakes up dreaming of World Cup glory in Qatar

Zeyda Cipra has been so anxious all week about Argentina’s match against France in the World Cup final that she couldn’t avoid talking about how she was feeling with her psychologist. “She told me she was feeling the same way about the World Cup,” laughed Cipra, a 35-year-old economics student who also runs a pet shop in Buenos Aires. Argentines woke up Sunday ready to watch the national team play in Qatar for a third World Cup title, the first since 1986, amid a feeling of unity and joy that is rare for a country that has been engulfed in an economic crisis for years and has one of the worst inflation rates in the world, at almost 100% annually, and where almost four in 10 live in poverty.