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FIFA's decision about ISSA hayatou
Issa Hayatou will serve as acting president of Fifa, the world governing body has announced.
Fifa said
on Thursday morning that Sepp Blatter had been relieved of his duties
and that Issa Hayatou, the head of African football from Cameroon, would
be acting president.
The Fifa
statement said, “Today, in accordance with Fifa’s code of ethics, Joseph
S. Blatter was relieved of all his duties as Fifa president following
the decision to provisionally ban him from all football activities on a
national and international level.
“Joseph S.
Blatter, for the duration of the 90-day ban, is not allowed to
represent Fifa in any capacity, act on the organisation’s behalf, or
communicate to media or other stakeholders as a Fifa representative.
“Issa Hayatou, as the longest-serving vice-president on Fifa’s executive committee, will serve as acting president of Fifa.”
Blatter is
disappointed that Fifa‘s ethics committee did not speak with him before
provisionally suspending him, lawyers for the world soccer body‘s
president said on Thursday.
Statement by Issa Hayatou, Acting FIFA President
Today, amid extraordinary circumstances, I have assumed the office of FIFA President pursuant to Article 32 (6) of the FIFA Statutes.
I will serve only on an interim basis. A new President will be chosen
by the Extraordinary Congress on 26 February 2016. I myself will not be a
candidate for that position.Until the Extraordinary Congress, I pledge that I will dedicate my best efforts to the organisation, the member associations, our employees, our valued partners, and football fans everywhere. FIFA remains committed to the reform process, which is critical to reclaiming public trust. We will also continue to cooperate fully with authorities and follow the internal investigation wherever it leads.
Football has never enjoyed greater support throughout the world, and that is something everyone associated with FIFA should be proud of.
Cameroonian - Issa Hayatou, named FIFA acting President
Issa Hayatou will serve as Acting President of Fifa in the wake of the ban on Sepp Blatter.
Mr Hayatou is the longest-serving vice-president on Fifa’s Executive Committee and a former athlete.
Mr Hayatou is the longest-serving vice-president on Fifa’s Executive Committee and a former athlete.
Issa Hayatou is the acting president of Fifa following the suspension of Sepp Blatter for 90 days during which he will be relieved of all his duties, though he said he would not stand for permanent office.
Blatter’s controversial 17-year reign was all but ended on Thursday
when Fifa’s ethics committee suspended him pending a criminal
investigation into allegations the Swiss mis-sold a World Cup TV rights
contract to the disgraced former Fifa official Jack Warner in 2006 and
made a “disloyal payment” of £1.3m to Michel Platini in 2011. Blatter and Platini deny any wrongdoing.
The world governing body said in a statement: “Issa Hayatou, as the longest-serving vice-president on Fifa’s executive committee, will serve as acting president of Fifa.”
In 2011 Hayatou, president of the Confederation of African Football since 1998, was disciplined by the International Olympic Committee over his role in an alleged bribery scandal at Fifa.
He was issued with a reprimand after the BBC’s Panorama claimed he received about $20,000
Blatter’s controversial 17-year reign was all but ended on Thursday
when Fifa’s ethics committee suspended him pending a criminal
investigation into allegations the Swiss mis-sold a World Cup TV rights
contract to the disgraced former Fifa official Jack Warner in 2006 and
made a “disloyal payment” of £1.3m to Michel Platini in 2011. Blatter and Platini deny any wrongdoing.The world governing body said in a statement: “Issa Hayatou, as the longest-serving vice-president on Fifa’s executive committee, will serve as acting president of Fifa.”
In 2011 Hayatou, president of the Confederation of African Football since 1998, was disciplined by the International Olympic Committee over his role in an alleged bribery scandal at Fifa.
He was issued with a reprimand after the BBC’s Panorama claimed he received about $20,000
Sunday, October 4, 2015
U.S. Changes Language on ‘Sexual Rights’ to End UN Criticism
The United Nations is hailing a change of language used by the
United States to discuss human rights. From this point forward, the
Obama administration has announced that it will switch to the
UN-approved terminology of “sexual rights” to describe sexual
reproduction and other issues.
Urged to the change by the gay lobby in the U.S. as well as UN
officials and other world bodies, deputy U.S. ambassador to the United
Nations Richard Erdman said
that the federal government will use the new rhetoric to better mesh
with foreign agendas on sexual, reproductive, and women’s rights.the dirty facts behind nick cannon and mariah carey break up
EXCLUSIVE: Mariah Carey goes ballistic as Nick Cannon inks a big bucks deal to write a tell-all about his marriage with top US publisher after she turns down his $30m divorce demand.
detailed facts concerning Pope’s meeting with Kim Davis
Big news this week as “progressives” worldwide learned, to their
utter shock and mournful consternation, that the pope is Catholic.
Rumors are they will next examine wild bears, the woods and certain
mysteries therein.On Wednesday the Vatican confirmed what a handful of us knew days before. Pope Francis secretly (and privately) met with Kim Davis at Washington’s Vatican Embassy to personally offer his broad support for her bold stand against that insidious and “intrinsically disordered” counterfeit called “gay marriage.”
Does Pope Francis really support Kim Davis?
While specifics of Davis’ legal case were not discussed during the private meeting, days later Pope
