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Iranian, African journalists denied visas to cover FIFA World Cup in US | The Jerusalem Post

Several teams, including Ivory Coast and Tunisia, require multi-entry visas because they have games scheduled in the United States as well as in Canada or Mexico.

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Iranian, African journalists denied visas to cover FIFA World Cup in US | The Jerusalem Post

⚠️ **Non tech-relevant per Warptech News.** Questo articolo tratta di visti per giornalisti ai Mondiali di calcio 2026 — non riguarda AI, tech, business o decisioni di stack/budget/team. Non rientra nella mission editoriale della testata (IT managers, CTO, responsabili AI). Se è stato raccolto dal sistema, va filtrato upstream nel classifier (categoria: `sports`, non tech-adjacent). Se è un test manuale, non è possibile generare una FRASE 2 credibile su implicazioni di mercato tech.

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