FIFA throw parties if confirmed suspicions of corruption.
 Ethical  Committee of FIFA, which is conducting an investigation for possible  negotiations between representatives of countries submitted applications  to host the world championships in 2018 and 2022, warned that if found  guilty, they will be deprived of the right to submit their applications.  Under Fifa rules, national federations,  applied for a household, were forbidden to enter into arrangements with  other federations or any third party in an attempt to influence this  process.
  Ethical  Committee of FIFA, which is conducting an investigation for possible  negotiations between representatives of countries submitted applications  to host the world championships in 2018 and 2022, warned that if found  guilty, they will be deprived of the right to submit their applications.  Under Fifa rules, national federations,  applied for a household, were forbidden to enter into arrangements with  other federations or any third party in an attempt to influence this  process.
According to the Daily  Telegraph, the investigation may be associated with the application,  filed jointly by Spain and Portugal, and also with the application of  Qatar. In today's issue, The Daily  Telegraph notes that in September the publication is written that it is  these countries are trying to enter into an agreement concerning the  conduct of world championships in 2018 and 2022 and has warned FIFA.
But FIFA said that the international federation nothing is known about such cases. "We  are confident that our organization after the most careful way and most  effective for applications filed with the situation," FIFA wrote in a  statement. Official representative of the  joint request of Spain and Portugal said it would not comment on the  situation until the final investigation. Representative of Qatar, also declined comment. A  statement by FIFA president Sepp Blatter said that suspicions regarding  arrangement between the federations will be investigated in parallel  with the investigation into corruption allegations made by the British  press in address two of the 24 members of the Executive Committee of  FIFA.
On Sunday British newspaper  Sunday Times reported that two members of the Executive Committee of  FIFA have agreed to $ 3,200,000 to support the candidacy of the United  States to host the World Cup. With such a  proposal to them have turned two journalists from The Sunday Times,  which have presented themselves for lobbyists representing the interests  of the football federation of the United States. As  the suspects were president of the Oceania Football Confederation -  Reynolds Tamar from Tahiti / Tahiti - the largest island of French  Polynesia, located in the Southern Ocean - a note, etc. / and President  of Football Union of West Africa - Amos Adamu from Nigeria. The  newspaper said the money had to be translated for the construction of  soccer facilities by private companies, designated by two members of the  Executive Committee of FIFA.
 
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