World Cup 2026
Coverage of World Cup 2026 in the Nexus archive.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Friday, July 17, 2026
The article covers the World Cup 2026 knockout stage, Copa Libertadores matches, and key Latin American sports fixtures for the upcoming weekend, including details on times, venues, and stakes for international fans.
- Latin America Sports Daily for Saturday, July 11, 2026
Argentina faces Switzerland and Norway plays England in the World Cup 2026 quarter-finals. Lionel Messi aims to lead Argentina back to the tournament's last four.
- Latin American Pulse for Monday, July 6, 2026
Brazil and Mexico were eliminated from World Cup 2026, while Argentina and Colombia advanced. Political developments continued across Latin American cities including Lima and La Paz.
- Our sister, Ruth First, By Owei Lakemfa
The World Cup 2026 opened on June 11 with Mexico playing South Africa. The article notes that Africa appeared to support South Africa against Mexico, contrasting with the 1990s when South Africa was ending Apartheid and held promise for humanity.
- ‘Harder to quit than drugs’: illegal online gambling fuels Hongkongers’ growing addiction
Illegal online gambling in Hong Kong is driving youth addiction, with social media serving as a new channel for illegal bookmaking. Ken Chan*, who initially bet legally, transitioned to illegal platforms lured by promises of tips and higher returns.
- President Sheinbaum expecting to meet with King Felipe VI of Spain
President Claudia Sheinbaum expects to meet with King Felipe VI of Spain during his visit to Mexico for a World Cup match on June 26. Discussions with the Spanish government are ongoing to finalize details, with an announcement likely by Thursday. The meeting aims to strengthen bilateral ties following past tensions and King Felipe’s acknowledgment of historical abuses during the Spanish Conquest.
- Samurai blue and oranje: the Cowboys’ home has never felt this way before
The 2026 World Cup event in North Texas featured vibrant colors, high ticket prices, and enthusiastic fans. The atmosphere at the Cowboys' home was described as uniquely lively.