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The Guardian view on the Qatar World Cup: great tournament, wrong place | Editorial
Editorial: Much of the football and the spectacle has been wonderful. But much more than sport was at stake
Yes I am actually, because again it was a thing that none actually knows how many died.
Not only that but apparently the World Cup acted as a way to change the laws. Otherwise they would have continued having the poor labour laws.
So really it worked for the better…
But guess what, no one from Qatar or even the gulf has ever pointed fingers and criticised.