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The FIFA World Cup Is More Competitive Than Europe’s Major Leagues, Yet It Remains Dominated

Eighty national teams have taken part in the FIFA World Cup at least once. However, only eight have managed to lift the trophy across the 22 editions of this tournament,

Life Beyond Professional Sport: Conflicts, Challenges, and Opportunities After Retirement

(Agon & Areté resumes the publication of articles after overcoming a number of personal and professional challenges. As the founder and director of this platform, I would like to thank

Hate Speech in Sports

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Heroes or Athletes? The Debate on Media

Another ethical challenge in journalism is reporting on sports practiced by athletes with disabilities without resorting to stigma or stereotypes. By Sandro Angulo Rincón 1960 was a groundbreaking year for

From the love of sports to innovative

By: Sandro Angulo Rincón If you love sports, believe you have a good grasp of journalism techniques even without a university degree, and want to learn how to run a

From the Islands to the Stadium: A

In the Context of the Qualifiers for the Upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup in Canada, the United States, and Mexico,the rivalries between South American national teams conceal not only long-standing

The Tour de France: Identity, Spectacle, and

This Saturday, July 4, marks the start of the 113th edition of the Tour de France, the road race in which 184 cyclists from 23 teams will compete for the