In a remote corner of the Brazilian Northeast, 51,000 people are not only going to cheer for Brazil in the World Cup in Germany, but they are also going to cheer for Tunisia. Believe it. They are the inhabitants of the city of Zé Doca, in the interior of the northeastern Brazilian state of Maranhão, 350 km away from state capital São Luís.
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In a remote corner of the Brazilian Northeast, 51,000 people are not only going to cheer for Brazil in the World Cup in Germany, but they are also going to cheer for Tunisia. Believe it. They are the inhabitants of the city of Zé Doca, in the interior of the northeastern Brazilian state of Maranhão, 350 km away from state capital São Luís. 
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