Outrage over prices, profiling and persecution at US World Cup matches
Ramin Mazaheri
Press TV, Seattle
The US has secured its place in the knock-out round by beating Australia.
Things have gone smoothly for the US on the football pitch, but off the field, it’s been a World Cup managed like no other. Price-gouging, racial profiling, and repression have marred Washington’s handling of a sport event. Ramin Mazaheri reports from Seattle.
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