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World Cup fans in Boston agree: ‘Boycott the U.S.!’
Activists with the Boston Coalition for Palestine (BCFP) joined with the Anti-Fascist Football Coalition (AFFC) on June 13 and 19 in outreaching in the streets to tens of thousands of international World Cup football enthusiasts. The groups explained how fans can join the international campaign to combat FIFA’s (Fédération Internationale . . . Continue reading World Cup fans in Boston agree: ‘Boycott the U.S.!’ at Workers.org
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LIVE: World Cup fans arrive at Boston Stadium for Norway-France game
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