Negotiations over wages and data privacy could bring the start of the World Cup to a standstill in less than five days.

The whole world is awaiting the start of the World Cup, and the latest reports are raising some alarm bells with the threat of a possible strike just as kickoff approaches.

Nearly 2,000 workers would be in favor of joining this strike over wages and data privacy, negotiations that have reached a deadlock and threaten to halt the start of the World Cup in Los Angeles.

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