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Donald Trump and the FIFA World Cup remind us what every country is made of

Donald Trump and the FIFA World Cup remind us what every country is made of

by Víctor García | Jul 6, 2026 | IFs

Football and sport may not solve debates around immigration, but they can become a powerful tool to soften them, bring positions closer and create a setting in which coherence and example serve as arguments in the discussion. The case of footballer Folarin Balogun...
The IOC’s roadmap: money, neutrality and political control of the Olympic Movement

The IOC’s roadmap: money, neutrality and political control of the Olympic Movement

by Víctor García | Jul 3, 2026 | Olympic

Major transformations within the Olympic Movement do not always come with spectacular reforms or changes to the Olympic Charter. In many cases, they are built through apparently isolated decisions that, when analysed together, reveal a clear political direction. That...
World Triathlon turns the IOC’s new roadmap into an opportunity for growth

World Triathlon turns the IOC’s new roadmap into an opportunity for growth

by Víctor García | Jul 1, 2026 | IFs

World Triathlon closed June with its inclusion in ASOIF’s A1 governance group, the momentum generated by “Fit for the Future” and the start of the Olympic cycle towards Los Angeles 2028. Together, these developments have served to measure where the international...
The US and its FIFA World Cup were looking at passports, but the shot came from home

The US and its FIFA World Cup were looking at passports, but the shot came from home

by Víctor García | Jun 29, 2026 | Opinion

There is one person dead and another seriously injured in San Jose, California. It happened this Sunday, 28 June, in a square with bars, giant screens, a World Cup atmosphere and FIFA’s festival aesthetic. No match was being broadcast at that moment, fortunately, but...
If these reforms are right today, what was wrong yesterday?

If these reforms are right today, what was wrong yesterday?

by Víctor García | Jun 26, 2026 | Olympic

The 146th IOC Session has approved a reform that goes far beyond a technical amendment to the Olympic Charter. It is not just about adjusting words, procedures or criteria, but about changing the way the Olympic Movement wants to look to the future, with greater...
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