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Prime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president Infantino
Globe and Mail and Global News (Canada) describe the same event in different terms.
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What happenedThe prime minister’s comments add to growing calls for Infantino’s resignation following an abandoned plan to sell off commercial rights to the World Cup to private investors.
The headline splitThe left frames it as "Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA's Infantino". The center frames it as "Prime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president Infantino".
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Left / center-leftCarney says he has no confidence in FIFA's Infantino
Globe and Mail · Center-left · News report
CenterPrime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president Infantino
Global News (Canada) · Center · News report
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Prime Minister Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA president Infantino
The prime minister’s comments add to growing calls for Infantino’s resignation following an abandoned plan to sell off commercial rights to the World Cup to private investors.
Carney says he has no confidence in FIFA's Infantino
Prime Minister Mark Carney said Wednesday he no longer has confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino, adding to growing pressure on the soccer leader after his abandoned plan to sell st...
