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11 de agosto de 2026

ReputationCrisis

How the 2026 World Cup became entertainment’s biggest reputation-crisis generator of the year

The Argentina–Spain final triggered criticism, a viral blacklist and public apologies. The case concentrates the key lessons of modern crisis management.

Daniel Antúnez·8 min de lectura

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