When asked at a press conference whether they would report on the horrible track record regarding human rights of Qatar as part of their FIFA World Cup coverage, Fox Sports said something like "the fans want to see the World Cup" (NBCU's Telemundo, which has the Spanish language rights to the tournament, says they and NBC News in English will report on the home of the event). Considering that government-owned Qatar Airways is a major sponsor of the coverage and has made it possible for Fox to have live announcers at every venue for every match (while, as in the past, TEL's Andres Cantor will make his trademark "GOOOOOOOOLLLLLLLL!" call from studios at Universal City), it is no surprise that they made the remark--and there was nothing on foxsports.com about the decision to not sell alcohol at venues (while that was on TEL's website):
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