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FIFA World Cup Controversy

15 Oct to 16 Oct

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Graham DunbarToronto Star
Exclusive by Matt HughesThe Guardian
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FIFA World Cup Controversy. (2026, October 16). The Aporia. https://the-aporia.com/event/82644

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ZURICH (AP) — Gianni Infantino gave an apology to his toughest critics but no new details or documents on FIFA issues that most concern them at a showdown meeting of its ruling council Thursday.

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15 Oct
ZURICH (AP) — Gianni Infantino gave an apology to his toughest critics but no new details or documents on FIFA issues that most concern them at a showdown meeting of its ruling council Thursday.
3 outlets · Toronto Star

Coverage 4 articles

16 Oct Infantino told by top Fifa figures to scrap or depoliticise peace prize after Trump furore
The Guardian
16 Oct Infantino apologises amid calls for him to quit as FIFA president
Al Jazeera
15 Oct Infantino apologises for World Cup furore but leaves critics unhappy
ABC News (AU)
15 Oct At showdown FIFA meeting, Infantino apologizes for World Cup furor but leaves critics unhappy
Toronto Star

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