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The strangest World Cup of all matches played so far begins. For the first time it is celebrated in an Arab country and also for the first time in winter. This combination raises many doubts and few certainties. No one dares to predict whether the strict laws governing a state in which respect for human rights is a chimera will allow its normal development. Condemnation against the authoritarian regime is expected in the stands and some teams and associations have announced that they will make symbolic gestures of protest during the month of the tournament. Let’s hope that the demands reach their goal and that the football spectacle also contributes to this.
We have sent three journalists to Qatar who will witness everything that is happening and convey it to you, dear subscriber, with immediacy and closeness, with literary quality and rigor. Javier Asprón, Pío García and Iván Orio landed in Doha a few days ago and they already have all the artillery ready to share the best information with you right away. A large group of professionals completes the reporting so that you do not miss anything. Human stories, reports, the chronicles of the matches on your website as soon as the referee whistles the end of the match and… every day an uninterrupted direct from morning to evening so that the news reaches you at the moment. Special content that we put forward every morning in our ‘letter to the reader’. From Sunday 20 November you will have an analysis of what happened and what you should not miss in your mail. We will be with you at eight o’clock in the morning. And we will attend the event daily until the end of the World Cup. You can’t miss it.
Source: La Verdad
I am Shawn Partain, a journalist and content creator working for the Today Times Live. I specialize in sports journalism, writing articles that cover major sporting events and news stories. With a passion for storytelling and an eye for detail, I strive to be accurate and insightful in my work.
