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The U.S. Department of Justice and the FBI are investigating a financial network linked to Claudio Tapia, the president of the Argentine Football Association. The investigation involves charges of money laundering, bank fraud, and invoice forgery. The case concerns the management of the company "TourProdEnter LLC" in Miami, which was found to have transferred at least $260 million in revenues from international deals, including sponsorships with Adidas and Warner. The investigations suggest unsubstantiated transfers totaling up to $57 million to shell companies and beneficiaries associated with individuals close to officials in the federation. Former officials are being interrogated, and the investigation is focusing on mechanisms used to withdraw funds outside official channels through fake invoices, aiming to evade foreign exchange restrictions.
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