Louicius Deedson was nine years old when a 7.0-magnitude earthquake struck Haiti, in 2010. He remembers running out of his family’s Port-au-Prince home as it crumbled behind him, and eventually taking shelter in makeshift tents that his parents and neighbors constructed in a nearby dirt field. Within three days, he told me, he and his friends had turned the field into a soccer pitch.
He was the be...
In this piece, we can see patterns of emotional exploitation (fear appeals, moral panic) as the authors describe the joy of Cabo Verde qualifying for the World Cup being overshadowed by visa uncertainties. However, it's crucial to recognize that these fears are rooted in real-world challenges created by Trump's immigration policies.
The article also employs a constructive approach by acknowledging Ecuador's good relationship with the U.S., suggesting that this may provide an advantage in visa ap...