Por: Los Angeles Times Sports November 24, 2022
German players placed their hands over the mouths during their pregame photo and wore rainbow-colored stripes on their warmup shirts and cleats before Wednesday’s game with Japan, the most dramatic protest yet against FIFA’s efforts to keep World Cup teams from protesting Qatar’s dismal human rights record. Germany was one of seven European teams that planned to have its captain wear a OneLove armband to promote tolerance, diversity and... + full article
CBS News USA World November 24, 2022
Germany's players covered their mouths for the team photo before their opening World Cup match on Wednesday to protest following the governing body's clampdown on the One Love armband.The Germany team lined up in the traditional formation before its game against Japan... + más
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Associated Press USA Sports November 23, 2022
DOHA, Qatar (AP) — Germany’s players covered their mouths for their team photo before their opening match to protest against that were seen as a rebuke to host nation Qatar’s human rights record. The Germany team lined up in the traditional formation before Wednesday’s... + más
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Los Angeles Times USA Sports November 21, 2022
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has asked for the focus at the World Cup to remain on soccer. But the game took a backseat to politics again Monday when FIFA threatened to sanction players wearing rainbow-colored armbands in support of the LGBTQ community while Iran’s players... + más
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Newsweek USA World November 18, 2022
Ordinary fans attending the World Cup in Qatar will not be able to have alcohol unless they purchase a Corporate Hospitality ticket that is worth around $22,000.The ticket, which has a starting price of £19,000 ($22,600), grants people access to alcohol by allowing them into... + más
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Forbes USA Business October 17, 2022
DOHA, QATAR - To host the World Cup, Qatar is spending $220 billion in building sever new soccer ... [+] stadiums and facilities. The treatment of migrant laborers has become controversial. (Photo by Qatar 2022/Supreme Committee via Getty Images)Qatar 2022/Supreme Committee via... + más
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Newsweek USA Life October 13, 2022
With the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar almost upon us, attention has not yet focused on where the following tournament will be played.Despite this, the destination of the FIFA World Cup 2026 has already been decided and the host cities have been announced.After the Middle East,... + más
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