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Will FIFA Sponsors Speak Out on Corruption Allegations?
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5:30Now PlayingMay 27 -- At least 10 international soccer officials have been charged by U.S. prosecutors in an investigation alleging corruption at FIFA. Bloomberg’s Ryan Chilcote and Mark Barton examine the corruption charges, how this may impact FIFA elections scheduled for Friday and look at possible reactions from World Cup sponsors. They speak on “On The Move.”
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