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FBI Investigates Argentine Football Association Over $300 Million Corruption and Sexual Abuse Allegations

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First reported by Mako · 2 hours ago

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The FBI is investigating Argentina's Football Association for over $300 million in corruption and money laundering linked to World Cup funds, alongside allegations of sexual abuse cover-ups involving youth women's teams. The probe reveals misuse of American bank accounts, political protection, and intimidation of journalists, with no official response yet from FIFA or the AFA.

01FBI probes Argentine Football Association for $300 million embezzlement and money laundering.
02World Cup prize money was funneled through a Miami-based shell company with a 30% commission.
03Sexual abuse allegations against youth women's coach were covered up by AFA and FIFA.
04FIFA granted political immunity to AFA to protect South American votes for Gianni Infantino.
05Victims fear retaliation and cannot seek justice due to AFA's political connections.
06Journalists exposing the scandal faced threats and harassment.

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