As acusações de corrupção a atuais e antigos dirigentes da FIFA realizadas nesta quarta-feira pelo Departamento de Justiça dos Estados Unidos ocuparam a capa dos principais jornais e publicações de todo o mundo. Entre a tristeza, revolta e ironia, diferentes meios de comunicação dedicaram espaço, tempo e criatividade para contar e explicar o esquema de subornos na Federação Internacional de Futebol. A história também não passou despercebida pelos cartoonistas, que ilustraram alguns dos principais personagens desta história sem perder o sentido de humor.
O Observador reuniu a seguir as principais capas de jornais e cartoons da imprensa de todo o mundo, nem como as principais reações das redes sociais sobre o escândalo da FIFA.
Steve Bell on the Fifa corruption arrests – cartoon http://t.co/8uzUDvd6CT pic.twitter.com/zoAhbAPub7
— The Guardian (@guardian) May 27, 2015
my new cartoon about FIFA pic.twitter.com/EFW5Cu0RpH
— stephff cartoonist (@stephffart) May 27, 2015
https://twitter.com/BJennings90/status/603509103453954049
more cartoon – is Sepp Blatter corrupt too ? Let Paul decides…. pic.twitter.com/8WCucA4Ug0
— stephff cartoonist (@stephffart) May 28, 2015
(CARTOON) GOAAAAL! #FIFA pic.twitter.com/BmO4Hnb7s7
— Julie (@Juicexlx) May 28, 2015
#Fifa: A field of corruption … http://t.co/DEGSxNgNuR pic.twitter.com/AuFNy9uhRW
— Mail & Guardian (@mailandguardian) May 28, 2015
Here's my soccer cartoon: #FIFAcorruption #FIFA #FIFAarrests pic.twitter.com/Qt4cxuvK5C
— Randy Bish (@Bishtoons) May 27, 2015
Seems like a good day to bring this cartoon out of the archives #FIFA pic.twitter.com/QSqUOsCTzK
— Morten Morland (@mortenmorland) May 27, 2015
Today's @Telegraph #FIFA cartoon: pic.twitter.com/nFloTdxROI
— Christian Adams (@Adamstoon1) May 28, 2015
#FIFAGATE No Elections. #Blatter Out Now.Garcia report published. #BlatterOut #FIFA #football https://t.co/YqHb4TDmYV pic.twitter.com/Y776kWH5o6
— patlibre (@blackfeetafrica) 27 maio 2015Tomorrow's front page: World Cup of fraud http://t.co/LtkKHt5hze #TomorrowsPapersToday #Fifa pic.twitter.com/xpmtgtLgXT
— The Times and The Sunday Times (@thetimes) May 27, 2015
Thursday front page of France's Liberation newspaper: "FIFA Nostra" #BBCPapers pic.twitter.com/RKVyM2knVI
— BBC Monitoring (@BBCMonitoring) May 27, 2015
Thursday's Metro back page:
Beginning of the End#tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers #FIFA pic.twitter.com/Dk7FqqyDy4— Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) May 27, 2015
Tomorrow's front page: Nine FIFA officials charged pic.twitter.com/jJwgXkUc9z
— The Sun (@TheSun) May 27, 2015
Fifa in crisis: LATEST – Visa threatens position as major sponsors start to turn http://t.co/PwuTCa7cP6 pic.twitter.com/mivNTW0dkQ
— Telegraph Sport (@TelegraphSport) May 28, 2015
L'Equipe front page: 'A SCANDAL TOO FAR'. Says there's "odour of decay" over FIFA and election should be postponed. pic.twitter.com/TCDvVd8gn2
— Tom Williams (@tomwfootball) May 28, 2015
A capa do Correio Braziliense #Fifa #FIFAgate pic.twitter.com/juBvHT89Ss
— Correio Braziliense (@correio) May 28, 2015
