Department of Justice."I have read reports that a RS gold spokesperson has announced that funding to CONCACAF and CONMEBOL has been suspended with immediate effect," wrote Ali in a statement issued to media."Who is the spokesman; which FIFA committee does he represent; who decided that 45 Member
Associations should suffer collective punishment as a result of individuals' bad actions; who decided to hold these votes to ransom less than three weeks before the election and who exactly will decide when the funding will be reinstated?" concluded the statement.FIFA's media department declined to comment on Prince Ali's statement beyond reissuing the statement they had released on Monday."We can confirm that in light of current proceedings involving individuals related to CONMEBOL and CONCACA.
FIFA has put contributions towards these two Confederations on hold until further notice."We are currently assessing further steps to be taken to increase the level of assurance which may again enable FIFA to release such funds in the future."CONCACAF has seen its last three presidents indicted by the Department of Justice with Trinidad and Tobago's Jack Warner, Cayman Islander Jeffrey Webb and Honduran Alfred Hawit all facing charges.CONMEBOL has had former president Nicolas Leoz and their most recent leader Jan Angel
Napout, both of Paraguay, indicted along with several other leading officials.The buy RuneScape gold two organizations are due to hold a joint 'Copa America' tournament in the United States in June to celebrate CONMEBOL's centenary.Prince Ali is hoping to be elected FIFA president in the vote on Feb. 26.Also standing are Asian Football Confederation (AFC)President Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, former FIFA deputy general secretary.
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