Brazil Doubles Record of Volunteers for Women's World Cup
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Brazil has hit a historic record of volunteer registrations to work in the Women's World Cup of 2027. More than 161 thousand people from 183 countries applied to help in the organization of the World Cup, which will be held in eight Brazilian cities. The number is more than twice the previous record, recorded in Australia [...]
Brasilia, Oct 8 (Latin Press) More than 161 thousand people from 183 countries so far registered as volunteers for the Women's Football World Cup of 2027 in Brazil, a figure that doubles the record of the previous edition. The World Cup (f) post of football with more than 161 thousand records for volunteers first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The Women's World Cup, which will be played in 2027 in Brazil, broke a historical record before it even started. The mark in question is that, so far, 161 thousand people are enrolled for the tournament volunteer program.This number is more than twice the 68,000 registered in the last edition of the Women's World Cup that took place in Australia and New Zealand in 2023. It is worth noting that, of that total, six thousand will be chosen for the …
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EBCMore than 161,000 people from 183 countries want to volunteer for the Women's World Cup in 2027, Brazil. The record number represents more than twice the number of entries recorded in the previous edition of the tournament. The 2023 Cup, played in Australia and Aotearoa, New Zealand, had about 68,000 entries sent to assist in operations in the nine headquarters cities. This time, 83% of the candidates are Brazilian, while the largest number of e…
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This time, 83% of the candidates are Brazilian, while the largest number of applications from outside the host country comes from Colombia, Mexico, Morocco, Nigeria and the United States.
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