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Le foot et la foi: l’évangélisme a‑t‑il réellement privé le Brésil de la Coupe du monde?

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By André Gagné Verified
| L’Express de Toronto Verified
Dieu a-t-il abandonné le Brésil? Publié 29/08/2026 par André Gagné Après l’élimination du Brésil de la Coupe du monde de la FIFA 2026, de nombreux partisans n’ont pas tardé à attribuer la piètre performance de l’équipe aux convictions évangéliques de plusieurs de ses joueurs.
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Le dilemme de Trump : mettre fin à la guerre contre l’Iran pour satisfaire les Américains, au risque de mécontenter sa base évangélique

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By André Gagné Verified, Jason Piché
| The Conversation Verified
La guerre menée par les États-Unis contre l’Iran devient rapidement l’une des plus impopulaires de l’histoire des États-Unis. Début mars 2026, lorsque le conflit éclate, 46 % des Américains s’y opposent, selon l’agrégateur de sondages Nate Silver. Aujourd’hui, cette proportion atteint 57 %. Dans ce contexte, le président américain Donald Trump cherche de toute urgence des soutiens à son effort de guerre.
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Donald Trump’s dilemma: Ending Iran war to appease Americans will anger his evangelical base

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By André Gagné Verified, Jason Piché
| Kashmir Reader Verified
By Andre Gagne and Jason Piche, Concordia University MONTREAL (CANADA): (Aug 12) The American war on Iran has quickly become one of the most unpopular wars in United States history. At the beginning of March 2026, when the war started, 46 per cent of Americans opposed the conflict, according to pollster Nate Silver’s aggregator of polling data. Now that number has risen to 57 per cent. As a result, US President Donald Trump is in urgent need of reliable support for the war effort.
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