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FIFA bans ex-Costa Rican soccer boss Eduardo Li for life

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
April 21, 2017
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The president of the Costa Rican football Confederation Eduardo Li, speaks during a press conference in San Jose, Costa Rica on May 17, 2011. Costa Rica has officially announced its participation in the upcooming Copa America 2011, after Japan withdrew the tournament. AFP PHOTO/Rodrigo ARANGUA

The president of the Costa Rican football Confederation Eduardo Li, speaks during a press conference in San Jose, Costa Rica on May 17, 2011. Costa Rica has officially announced its participation in the upcooming Copa America 2011, after Japan withdrew the tournament. AFP PHOTO/Rodrigo ARANGUA

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Former Costa Rican soccer federation president, Eduardo Li, was banned for life on Friday by FIFA’s ethics committee after he broke the global football governing body’s rules against bribery and corruption, the ethics panel said in a statement.
Li was arrested in 2015 in an international corruption probe and has since pleaded guilty in U.S. federal court to racketeering and wire fraud.
He also served on the executive committee for the North and Central America and Caribbean soccer confederation, was accused of seeking and taking bribes linked to the awarding of marketing rights for FIFA World Cup qualifying games.

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