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Op-Ed: Put an asterisk on the Qatar World Cup

Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion November 19, 2022

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Despite, well, a lot, FIFA is about to kick off the 2022 men’s World Cup in Qatar on Sunday. The idea that the world’s most beloved sporting spectacle is taking place in Qatar remains as absurd today as it seemed 4,362 days ago, in 2010, when then-FIFA President Sepp Blatter pulled the country’s name out of the 2022 envelope. Hadn’t the FIFA executive committee members heard the stirring closing arguments from three great American... + full article



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