World-2022 in Qatar: Financial Prosecution Calls for a Trial Against Four People in the Polynesian Side
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French justice suspects a Qatari billionaire of having bribed a Tahitian football dignitary, with the aim of influencing his vote for the organisation of the 2022 World Cup.
It is now up to the investigating judges to decide on a possible referral to trial in this part of the judicial information opened in 2019.
The French National Financial Prosecutor's Office (NFP) formally requested that four persons be brought to trial in the context of the case known as ‘Qatargate’, an investigation that seeks to clarify possible acts of corruption related to Qatar's controversial election as the headquarters of the Qatar World Cup 2022. Among those mentioned are Reynald Temarii, former FIFA vice president and former president of the Confederation of Football of Oc…
Two former Fifa officials are suspected of "private corruption" as part of the vote for the World Cup award in Qatar...
At the end of August, the French National Financial Prosecutor's Office requested that four persons, including the former Tahitian head of FIFA Reynald Temarii and Qatari Mohamed Bin Hammam, be sent to trial in the Polynesian part of the investigation into the award of the Mondial-2022 in Qatar. The Global 2022 article: the financial prosecutor's office requires a trial in the « Polynesian part » of Qatargate appeared first on Atlasinfo.
At the end of August, the French National Financial Prosecutor's Office asked for four football politicians to be sent to trial as part of the investigation into the award of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
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