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The 2014 FIFA World Cup is to be the 20th FIFA WorldCup, an international association football tournamentthat is scheduled to take place in Brazil from 12 June to 13July 2014.

This is to be the second time Brazil has hosted thecompetition, the first being the 1950 FIFA World Cup.Brazil is scheduled to become the fifth country to havehosted the FIFA World Cup twice, after Mexico, Italy,France and Germany. It is scheduled to be the first World

Cup to be held in South America since the 1978 FIFAWorld Cup in Argentina, the first time two consecutiveWorld Cups are staged outside Europe and the first timetwo consecutive World Cups are staged in the SouthernHemisphere (the 2010 FIFA World Cup was held in SouthAfrica).
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Host selection

On 7 March 2003, FIFA announced that the

tournament would be held in South America for thefirst time since Argentina hosted the competitionin 1978, in line with its policy of rotating the right tohost the World Cup amongst different

confederations. On 3 June 2003, the South AmericanFootball Confederation CONMEBOL announcedthat Argentina, Brazil, and Colombia wanted to hostthe 2014 World Cup finals. By 17 March 2004,the CONMEBOL associations had votedunanimously to adopt Brazil as their sole candidate.
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Qualification

The allocation ofplaces for the finaltournament wasdecided on 3 March

2011, with thedistribution of the31 placesdeterminedthrough thequalificationprocess unchangedfrom that for the2010 World Cup.


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Qualification draw

The qualification draw for the 2014 FIFA World Cup washeld at the Marina da Glria in Rio de Janeiro on 30 July2011. As the host nation, Brazil automatically qualifies for

the tournament.
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Venues

Dilma Rousseff (2nd from the right) andPel (center)following the works in Belo Horizonte.

Seventeen cities showed interest in being chosen as WorldCup host cities: Belm, Belo Horizonte, Braslia, CampoGrande, Cuiab, Curitiba, Florianpolis, Fortaleza, Goinia,Manaus, Natal, Porto Alegre, Recife, Olinda (a stadiumwould be shared by both cities), Rio Branco, Rio deJaneiro, Salvador and So Paulo. Macei withdrew inJanuary 2009.
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Group stage

Arena Fonte Novaunder construction inSalvadoron February 2011.

The match schedule was announced at FIFA's headquartersin Zurich, Switzerland on 20 October 2011. On 27 September2012 the FIFA Executive Committee announced the kickofftimes of the matches, with the opening kickoff to be held on 12

June in So Paulo, at 17:00 local time. The group stage matcheswill be played at 13:00, 16:00, 17:00, 18:00, 19:00 and 21:00local time, with knockout stage matches at 13.00 and 17.00local time. The semi-finals will be played at 17:00 local time andthe Final, on 13 July 2014 at the Maracana stadium, at 16:00

local time.
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Marketing

The official Brazil 2014 logo.

The logo is called "Inspiration", and was created by Brazilianagency Africa. The design stems from an iconic photograph of threevictorious hands together raising the world's most famous trophy. Aswell as depicting the humanitarian notion of hands interlinking, theportrayal of the hands is also symbolic of the yellow and green ofBrazil warmly welcoming the world to their country. The logo wasunveiled at a ceremony held in Johannesburg on 8 July 2010.
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Poster

The official Brazil 2014 poster.

The official poster was announced on 30 January 2013, by World CupambassadorsRonaldo, Bebeto, Zagallo, Amarildo, Carlos AlbertoTorres and Marta, all of them World Champion footballers, in a

ceremony in Rio de Janeiro. The artwork for this poster, which was created by Karen

Haidinger, designer from Brazilian agency Crama, features a map ofthe country made up from the outlines of football players' legs kickinga football. In addition, the poster provides detailed drawing depicting

the Brazilian culture and other features of the Brazilian nation such asthe Brazil's fauna andflora.
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Mascot

Fuleco, the mascot of the 2014 FIFA World Cup

The tatu-bola, an armadillo that defends itself frompredators by rolling up into a ball, was chosen as the officialmascot by FIFA at a ceremony organized by LOC (LocalOrganizer Committee) on 11 September 2012. The mascotwas first introduced to the public during a segment of thenews show Fantstico. The name was chosen after a publicvoting process and announced during the show on 25

November. 1.7 million people and more than 48 per centvoted for Fuleco, ahead of Zuzeco (31 per cent) and Amijubi(21 per cent), making it the unanimous winner. The mascotproved hugely popular within Brazil, with approximately 89per cent Brazilians having seen the mascot and has beenseen as a likeable character - he scores an average of 7.3 outof 10 on appeal.
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Infrastructure

Maracan Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

Stadiums

The CBF estimates that the cost of construction andremodeling of stadiums alone will be approximatelyover R$1.9 billion ($1.1 billion, 550 million). Inaddition to the stadium upgrades and renovations,there will be millions more spent on basicinfrastructure needs to get the country ready.
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On 27 January 2013, the Castelo stadium,in Fortaleza, became the first 2014 World Cup

stadium to host football matches after the finishingof its remodeling works. In the two matches,Fortaleza and Sport drew 0-0 before Bahia beatCeara 1-0.

Recife International Airport in Recife.
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Airports

On 31 August 2009 the state airport managementagency Infraero unveiled a R$ 5.3 billion (approx.

3 billion, 2 billion) investment plan to upgradeairports of ten of the venue cities, increasing theircapacity and comfort for the hundreds of thousandsof tourists expected for the Cup. Natal and Salvadorare excluded because their upgrade works havebeen recently completed. A significant amount(55.3%) of the money will be spent overhauling theairports of So Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. Theinvestment figure covers works to be carried out up

to 2014.
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The announcement by Infraero came in reply tocriticism made by the Brazilian General Aviation

Association, a grouping of private aircraftowners, that Brazil's airports currently could not

cope with the World Cup inflow. The vice-

president of the association, Adalberto Febeliano,

told reporters that more than 500,000 footballfans were expected, with each one takingbetween six and fourteen flights during the

tournament to get to the games in various

cities. In May 2010, the Government ofBrazil changed the bidding legislation to allow

more flexibility to Infraero.
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Metro, Monorail, and Light rail

Light rail inBraslia. View ofSo Paulo Metro.

Internal view ofSo Paulo Metro.BRT inCuritiba, the pioneer in the world.
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Maracan projects

Engenho stadium, will host a training centre for teams in Riode Janeiro.

Maracan Stadium, in the city of Rio de Janeiro, has beenchosen for the final match. Maracan was inaugurated in the1950 World Cup. For the 2014 World Cup, among otheradaptations, a new cover will be built. The project also includesconstruction of a building for parking, above the lines of

Supervia and subways, with 3,500 parking spaces. Theestimated investment is R$ 460 million. According to the studyof Sinaenco, there is a need to improve the visibility forspectators in the first few rows behind the cabins in theMaracan, redesign the facilities for people with disabilities,and provide general health reform.
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Host cities

Region

1950

2014

Host cities in

1950

Host cities in

2014

Central-

West0 2 Braslia, Cuiab

North 0 1 Manaus

Northeast 1 4 RecifeFortaleza, Natal

, Salvador

South 2 2 Curitiba, Porto Alegre

Southeast 3 3Belo Horizonte, Rio de

Janeiro, So Paulo
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Colors of Brazilian Flag in 2010, due toWorldCup on Botanical Garden of Curitiba; a thousanddays to the World Cup, between 16 and 23

September 2011 was made an tribute with the light

colors of the flags of each country that has won thechampionship: Brazil, Italy, Germany, Uruguay,

Argentina, England, France andSpain.
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Security plan

Brazilian Federal Police and the anti-bombrobot.

Anti-terrorism investment to 2014 FIFA World Cup. The Brazilian government said authorities will have an

efficient security plan in place for the 2014 FIFA WorldCup. Justice Minister Jos Eduardo Cardoso said in aninterview with Brazilian radio stations that "the 2014

World Cup will be a very safe event." One of the securitymeasures that the government plans to implementis facial recognition software, in which Brazilianpolice will use futuristic glasses fitted with facialrecognition equipment to identify and root out

troublemakers at the 2014 FIFA World Cup.
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Goal-line technology will be used at the 2014 World Cupfor the first time in a major international tournament,

Fifa have confirmed. After thorough tests in England and Denmark, including

in the full international friendly between the twonations last June led to the world governing bodyawarding licenses to HawkEye and GoalRef systems.

Both technologies were successfully trialled during theClub World Cup in Japan last year, and Fifa haveconfirmed the system will be in place for both theConfederations Cup this summer, and the World Cup

Finals in 2014.

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