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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88755, member: 27"]
Unpaid bonuses from a decade-old tournament just sparked a bold diplomatic push for Ghana's women's U-20 squad.

Legacy debt finally gets called out
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[*]New Ghana Social Justice Forum drops formal petition.
[*]Yahaya Alhassan leads the charge on behalf of players.
[*]U.S. Embassy and Canadian High Commission targeted in Accra.
[*]Demand focuses on settling old arrears to Black Princesses.
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Qualifiers earned big promises
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[*]Team shone in the 2016 run to the Papua New Guinea World Cup.
[*]Wins over Equatorial Guinea, Ethiopia, and Senegal boosted the rep.
[*]The government pledged two thousand dollars per match.
[*]Six games meant twelve thousand dollars each promised.
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Shortchanged players still hurt
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[*]Only four thousand dollars was actually paid out.
[*]An eight-thousand-dollar shortfall lingers per athlete.
[*]Interest pushes current debt to sixteen thousand eight hundred.
[*]Cases like Alhassan Fatima and Vida Opoku highlight struggles.
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Diplomatic pressure ramps up
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[*]Petition asks U.S. to apply moral weight gently.
[*]Canada gets a similar nudge for humanitarian backing.
[*]Goal stays fair resolution without stepping on sovereignty.
[*]Wider push ties into gender equity in African sports.
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