US Edition“Quique” Felman Said She Is a “Victim” and Said There Are Famous Players Involved
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The journalist took a flight to Buenos Aires from Miami on Saturday night; he said that some 400 people, including several footballers, were indebted to the United States.
The sports journalist returned after being detained in Miami as part of a case of alleged money laundering.
BUENOS AIRES, 15 February (NA) -- After regaining his freedom and at the time of his return to Argentina, sports journalist Quique Felman broke the silence and gave unpublished details about the 12 days he spent in detention in the United States, surprising to describe the unusual comforts he had in the prison. According to the Argentine News Agency, the chronicler was housed in the Metro West detention center, located in Miami-Dade County, afte…
After Enrique "Quique" Felman made bail to recover his release after his arrest in Miami, the journalist claimed that he was innocent and that he was "induced to participate in financial operations he did not understand." The communicator had traveled in early February along with his family to U.S. territory, with the aim of spending a few days as a family for the birthday of 15 of his daughter. According to some media, he weighed against him a …
Quique Felman was delayed by money laundering in the United States and told what happened and how it all started:\n\n"It was for one person, I don't know if to say the name, which is Argentine, of a family historically linked to casinos in Argentina and Las Vegas; a 40-year-old Argentine. I was contacted by a former footballer, who worked for this person, for the circus owner. And he tells me that this person leads to former football players; th…
Sports journalist Enrique ‘Quique’ Felman broke the silence after his release in the United States, where he was detained since the beginning of this month for alleged money laundering, and claimed that “he is innocent.” According to statements, the communicator is now at large and is about to return to the country, after the U.S. justice put the magnifying glass on a million-dollar transfer, linked to his parallel business as a “promoter” of a …
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