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Why is the 2026 FIFA World Cup Ball Called “Trionda”?

by PanamericanWorld | Oct 3, 2025 | FIFA, Fifa About Soccer, Fifa World Cup 2026, Homepage Main Section, Homepage Sections, Sports-Americas

Football has symbols that transcend the game. Among them, few are as iconic as the official FIFA World Cup ball. Every four years, millions of eyes follow that sphere rolling across packed stadiums, scoring goals that turn into unforgettable memories. For 2026, FIFA...

Expat Living in Panama: A Guide to the Country’s Most Captivating Locales

by PanamericanWorld | Sep 30, 2025 | Homepage Main Section, Homepage Sections, Travel and culture, Travel and culture-Panamá

Panama has quietly become one of the most magnetic hubs for expats and digital nomads in Latin America. With its unique blend of tropical landscapes, cosmopolitan city life, and a dollarized economy that simplifies financial life, the country offers more than just a...

10 Sports Legends in Trinidad & Tobago

by PanamericanWorld | Sep 28, 2025 | Homepage Sections, Homepage Sports Section, Sports, Sports-Trinidad & Tobago

Few nations punch above their weight in sports quite like Trinidad & Tobago. With a population of just over a million, the twin-island republic has gifted the world a remarkable roster of athletes whose names resonate far beyond the Caribbean. From Olympic...

Buena Vista Social Club, a Symbol of the Power of Traditional Cuban Music

by PanamericanWorld | Sep 27, 2025 | Homepage Culture Section 02, Homepage Sections, Travel and culture, Travel and culture-Cuba

Twenty-nine years ago, the album Buena Vista Social Club rekindled international interest in traditional Cuban music. For Juan de Marcos González, one of the creative minds behind the project, the album can be considered “a symbol of the power of Cuban...

World Cup 2026 transforms Toronto The World in a City into a global arena

by PanamericanWorld | Sep 25, 2025 | FIFA, Fifa Canada Landing Page Section 1, Fifa World Cup 2026, Homepage Main Section, Homepage Sections, Sports, Sports-Canadá

In 2026, Toronto will not only host the FIFA World Cup as one of its 16 venues. The Canadian metropolis will also have the honor of debuting its men’s national team at home in a historic tournament, when the ball starts rolling on June 12 at BMO Field. On that day,...