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	&quot;The bribery suspects - representatives of sports media and sports promotion firms - are alleged to have been involved in schemes to make payments to the soccer functionaries - delegates of FIFA ... and other functionaries of FIFA sub-organisations - totalling more than $100 million,&quot; the Swiss justice ministry said in a statement.</div>
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Football officials arrested in Zurich upon US request: Swiss authorities

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Football officials arrested in Zurich upon US request: Swiss authorities

GENEVA (AFP) - Six football officials were arrested in Zurich early Wednesday upon request from US authorities, suspected of receiving or paying bribes worth millions of dollars, Swiss authorities said.

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