USA, Canada, Mexico: A firsthand look before the World Cup

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A football festival for three nations: Is the power of the game enough to bridge old divides?

The FIFA World Cup is being held for the first time in three countries: the USA, Canada, and Mexico are jointly hosting the tournament in 16 cities. Officially, the major event is intended to showcase a united North America. At the same time, Canada and Mexico suffered immense pressure during Trump's second term. Reporters ask whether football can overcome the divisions created by tariffs, economic policies, and immigration.

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