Nos bastidores da Copa
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O local de trabalho das emissoras de rádio e televisão pública da Suíça na Copa do Mundo.
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Em 29 de maio começaram os trabalhos de instalação, e em 15 de julho toda a equipe e o material estará de volta à Suíça. As emissoras da Sociedade Suíça de Radiodifusão (SRG SSR), de caráter público, trabalham num grande pavilhão do Emerald Resort, em Vanderbijlpark, próximo a Joanesburgo. (Texto e fotos: Christoph Balsiger, swissinfo.ch)
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