Fútbol Nacional

Justicia estadounidense le cobra a Eduardo Li casi $1 millón

Jueza Pamela Chen dictó sentencia al exdirigente y le cobró cuatro montos. Li desea que $312.000 vayan a las arcas de la Fedefútbol. Eso quedará definido la próxima semana

Eduardo Li of Costa Rica, leaves the Court of the Eastern District in Brooklyn, New York on August 3, 2016 following a preliminary hearing in the FIFA scandal.
Eight defendants who have pleaded not guilty in the sweeping FIFA corruption scandal should go on trial in New York in September or October 2017, a US federal judge recommended August 2.
Judge Raymond Dearie told a court hearing it was no longer realistic to expect the defendants, who between them have negotiated bonds worth millions to live under house arrest, to face trial in spring 2017.
 / AFP PHOTO / KENA BETANCUR
Eduardo Li of Costa Rica, leaves the Court of the Eastern District in Brooklyn, New York on August 3, 2016 following a preliminary hearing in the FIFA scandal. Eight defendants who have pleaded not guilty in the sweeping FIFA corruption scandal should go on trial in New York in September or October 2017, a US federal judge recommended August 2. Judge Raymond Dearie told a court hearing it was no longer realistic to expect the defendants, who between them have negotiated bonds worth millions to live under house arrest, to face trial in spring 2017. / AFP PHOTO / KENA BETANCUR KENA BETANCUR

La Justicia de Estados Unidos le cobra a Eduardo Li, expresidente de la Federación Costarricense de Fútbol (Fedefútbol), la suma de $995.300, casi $1 millón, es decir, unos ¢618 millones.

Los pagos se distribuyen de la siguiente manera:

La jueza determinó la aceptación del decomiso de $668.000. Eso fue en su negociación de culpabilidad. Li aceptó devolver ese monto, que es el total de dinero que recibió en regalías.

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