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Latinoamérica

La guerra en Irán sacude la aviación global y abre una ventana para aerolíneas occidentales

Economía

Economías del Golfo corren el riesgo de sufrir la peor caída desde los años 90 por guerra en Irán

Mundo

EAU y Catar buscan una coalición para frenar la ofensiva de Trump en Irán

Mercados

Misiles avistados sobre el centro financiero de Abu Dhabi empañan su imagen de refugio seguro

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World Cup 2022

Qatar’s $300 Billion World Cup: Is the Exhibition Worth It?

Organizing and hosting the tournament has been one of the most expensive marketing campaigns in history for a nation

News in English

Qatar 2022: 5 Matches With Latin American Teams Report Highest Fan Expenditure

Soccer fans attending the FIFA World Cup in Qatar have surpassed the expenditure shelled out at previous tournaments, such as Brazil 2014 and Russia 2018

Mundial Qatar 2022

Cinco partidos con selecciones de LatAm reportaron mayores gastos en Catar 2022

Los aficionados de la Copa del Mundo ya superaron el récord de dinero gastado en sedes anteriores del torneo, pasando la cifra de Brasil 2014 y Rusia 2018

World Cup 2022

Qatar 2022: Who Will Win the World Cup According to a Successful Economic Model?

Joachim Klement, an investment analyst at Liberum Capital, stands by predictions he made in September, before the competition began, despite “sweating a lot” while watching Saudi Arabia beat Argentina in the group stages of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

World Cup 2022

Qatar 2022: Can You Watch the Games at Work? Bosses Around the World Discuss That

The question has sparked workplace debates about productivity, team-building and trust between employees and their managers

World Cup 2022

Qatar 2022: World Cup Fans on Pace for Record Spending at Tournament Venues

Fans who were present to watch Saudi Arabia take on Mexico on November 30 spent the most overall

World Cup 2022

Qatar World Cup Spotlights Health Risks of Heavy Work in High Temperatures

Medical professionals warn that as climate change leads to longer and more frequent heatwaves, the number of people suffering from kidney disease will increase