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#Mondiali , a real grind for the average Joe and a playground for the wealthy
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I believe the 2026 World Cup is going to be 'the most discriminatory in history,' with questionable episodes and political decisions fueling a perception of unprecedented discrimination and tension.

There have been several incidents:
- Ticket revocations for Iranian fans and visa obstacles, a decision contrary to the principles of equality
- The top African referee was turned away at the US border, officially for visa issues, but according to various sources, because Somalia is considered a 'terrorist state' by the US administration
- Selective restrictions and checks on fans from certain countries, who have faced ticket revocations and bureaucratic hurdles, disproportionately affecting non-Western countries.

FIFA is trying to show inclusivity,
it has relaunched the 'No Racism' campaign and updated the Disciplinary Code to combat discrimination.
However, many human rights organizations believe these measures are insufficient compared to the real issues.

The incidents are concrete and target specific nationalities; the political context amplifies the perception of discrimination, the management of visas and tickets appears non-neutral, and FIFA is under pressure for lack of transparency and consistency.

This is definitely one of the most politically charged and ethically contested World Cups, leading many to label it as 'the most discriminatory.'

It's a World Cup for the wealthy, the most expensive and least accessible in history, the numbers don’t lie.

For many group stage matches, tickets exceed $300, and for the most followed national teams, they can reach $1000.

The final has seen prices soar over $30,000 in the best sections.
In some hospitality packages, prices have even hit $200,000.

The $60 tickets advertised by FIFA are a mirage:
- there are very few
- they disappear instantly
- they don’t guarantee decent seats
- often requiring lotteries or digital queues, a bait price.

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