State Department denies report of Rubio-Infantino phone call
First publishedAug 3, 10:46 UTC
Last updatedAug 3, 18:28 UTC · 2m ago
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The State Department is denying the accuracy of a New York Post report suggesting FIFA President Gianni Infantino was set to speak with Secretary of State Marco Rubio as Infantino faces increasing pressure to resign following a failed bid to secure private funding for the World Cup. The Post report, which relied on several anonymous...
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- The State Department is denying the accuracy of a New York Post report suggesting FIFA President Gianni Infantino was set to speak with Secretary of State Marco Rubio as Infantino faces increasing pressure to resign following a failed bid to secure private funding for the World Cup. The Post report, which relied on several anonymous...
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