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Spain’s far left and far right unite to oppose Morocco co-hosting 2030 World Cup
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Both proposals are non-binding and do not oblige Madrid to take action.
Spain’s Socialist-led government has avoided blaming Morocco, looking to find a speedy resolution to the crisis.
In addition to Sumar and Vox, Spain’s far-left Podemos party and Portugal’s environmentalist Livre party have also called for the Iberian neighbors to host the next World Cup without Morocco.
FIFA denied the report, insisting the football chief had made no such commitment.
This article has been updated.