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المصدر: The Guardian
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The article discusses how the 2026 World Cup has become heavily intertwined with political issues, particularly around race, immigration, and global conflicts. It highlights how fans' loyalties and perceptions are influenced by political context, with players of African descent symbolizing broader frustrations and aspirations. The tournament also reflects a climate of distrust in institutions, amid controversies and allegations of corruption. Despite these tensions, the author emphasizes the enduring emotional significance of the World Cup as a reflection of collective fears, hopes, and identities.
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