
The president of the PP affirms that if Spain does not organize the final, it should not participate in the organization of the tournament
Alberto Núñez Feijóo warns that, if he becomes President of the Government, he will defend Spain's withdrawal from the organization of the 2030 World Cup if FIFA decides that the final will be played in Morocco, stating that Spain should organize the final as it is the country that initially promoted the tournament along with Portugal.
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Spain, Portugal and Morocco are jointly organizing the 2030 World Cup. Feijóo, president of the PP, speaks in an interview on the El Chiringuito program about the possible venue for the final, linking his position to eventual access to the Presidency of the Government after the general elections on November 29.
The president of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has warned that, if he reaches Moncloa, he will defend Spain's withdrawal from the organization of the 2030 World Cup if FIFA decides that the final will be played in Morocco.
"Spain has to organize the final of the World Cup and, if it does not organize it, in my opinion Spain should not participate in the organization of the World Cup," Feijóo said in an interview on the soccer program El Chiringuito.
Asked if, in the event that he becomes President of the Government after the general elections on November 29, he would advocate for Spain's withdrawal from the organization of the World Cup if Morocco wins the final, he stated that "yes, the answer is yes."
Feijóo has expressed that it is "fair", "timely" and "indisputable" that the final is played in Spain because the country has shown that it is capable of organizing any sporting event successfully.
Furthermore, the leader of the PP has argued that Spain was, along with Portugal, the country that initially promoted the organization of the tournament, before Morocco joined.
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If Feijóo becomes President of the Government, he will defend Spain's withdrawal from the organization of the 2030 World Cup if the final is held in Morocco
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