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Despite the lack of infrastructure and an adequate legal framework, with the capital taken over by the armed bands, football remains a highly practiced and followed sport in Haiti, which has been reinforced by the country’s recent World Cup ranking after half a century of absence. The entry Football opens its way into a world championship Haiti, despite the crisis and violence was first published in the Digital Process.
A Franco-Haitian midfielder from Braga, Gorby Jean-Baptiste congratulated Haiti for his qualification at the 2026 World Cup during an interview with Foot Mercato. Wearing a jersey from a national team would be a pride for Gorby who is currently focusing on his club. Owning French and Haitian nationality, his two countries are qualified at the 2026 World Cup. Asked about his two selections, Gorby stipulated that he was born in France, in Paris, a…
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