Alejandro Domínguez, Pdte. de @CONMEBOL, se quedó con $ 5 millones de dólares de los “recuperados” a la familia Leoz, según informa el New York Times!!

Una investigación del diario más importante del mundo, y de uno de los mejores periodistas de investigación del mundo, permitió acceder a documentación que así lo demuestra!

Sabíamos de esto desde hace mucho tiempo, pero la investigación necesitaba 100% de seguridad, y documentos conseguidos recientemente permitieron confirmar que el Pdte. Dominguez @agdws se quedó con dinero del #FifaGate y de la familia Leoz.

De acuerdo con ejemplos anteriores de corrupción, la @FIFAcom.
(Fuente: @SinFaltapy)

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Soccer Official Took Millions Reclaimed After FIFA Scandal, Complaint Alleges

Ahead of the World Cup, the head of South American soccer faces an ethics complaint he received payments recovered from a 2015 investigation that shook global soccer. (Listen · 7:38 min.)

By Tariq Panja

Tariq Panja has covered FIFA for nearly two decades.

May 18, 2026Updated 1:52 p.m. ET

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The soccer federation most affected by the global corruption scandal that upended the sport more than a decade ago is under scrutiny again, just weeks before the World Cup.

Alejandro Dominguez, the leader of Conmebol, the South American soccer organization at the center of the sprawling FIFA scandal in 2015, is facing an ethics complaint that he received millions of dollars from the funds that had been recovered from that case. The complaint was made by a whistle-blower who claims to have direct knowledge of the payments.

Senior FIFA officials have been aware of the complaint against Mr. Dominguez to its ethics committee for more than a year, according to three people with direct knowledge of the complaint who spoke on the condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss the matter.

Mr. Dominguez, one of the biggest power brokers in the sport, also serves as one of the eight vice presidents of FIFA. The complaint accuses him, along with another senior Conmebol official, of receiving more than $5 million from the money recovered by the soccer federation after it secured the return of millions of dollars lost to corruption schemes.