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Some LGBTQ fans skip Qatar World Cup, fearing hostility

Por: Associated Press Sports November 10, 2022

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At first, Saskia Niño de Rivera was excited about going to that would mark a significant professional event for her partner, a sports agent for Mexico soccer players. She even contemplated privately proposing there during a game, and posting photos once they left the country. But as the lesbian couple learned more about laws on same-sex relations in the conservative Gulf country, the plans no longer sounded like a good idea. Instead, Niño de... + full article



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