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Sports Tribunal Rejects FIFA Voting Protest
FIFA contender Jerome Champagne and Prince Ali bin al Hussein had appealed Court of Arbitration for Sport to postpone FIFA presidential elections
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Prince Ali bin al Hussein Slams FIFA Election Rule 'Breach'
Prince Ali bin al Hussein, a former FIFA vice-president who is the brother of Jordan's King Abdullah, is one of five candidates vying to take the helm of FIFA.
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Prince Ali bin Al Hussein Seeks Immediate Release of Michael Garcia Report
Michael Garcia was appointed FIFA's independent ethics investigator in 2012 and spent two years investigating all nine bids for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups following claims of corruption and collusion.
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Qatar Will Have to Address Workers Right Issue: Ali Bin Al Hussein
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, who is in India for the AFC Annual Awards Night, emphasised that issues of human rights violation and workers rights were among important criteria for a country to be awarded the World Cup
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David Nakhid Misses Out as FIFA Confirms Seven Presidential Candidates
The seven candidates were Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrein, Frenchmen Jerome Champagne and Michel Platini, Swiss Gianni Infantino, Liberian Musa Bility and South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale.
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Deadline Day Looms For FIFA Presidential Candidates
Michel Platini, Prince Ali bin al Hussein, David Nakhid, Jerome Champagne and Tokyo Sexwale have officially declared their candidature for FIFA president's post.
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Jerome Champagne Confirms FIFA Presidency Bid
Jerome Champagne confirmed rivals are UEFA chief Michel Platini, Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan and former Trinidad and Tobago captain David Nahkid, although others are known to be mulling a bid ahead of Monday's deadline.
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Prince Ali Formally Submits Candidature For FIFA Presidency
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein is of the view that FIFA can emerge from this difficult period with its reputation restored and become an organisation that is once again viewed with respect.
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FIFA 'Decimated' by Scandal: Prince Ali bin al Hussein
The prince, a former FIFA vice president, who challenged Blatter in an election this year, said FIFA "has already changed, shaken to its very core by the scandals that have decimated our governing body and cast a cloud over the entire organisation."
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Prince Ali to Stand in New FIFA Presidency Elections: Official
Following Sepp Blatter's resignation as FIFA president, Jordanian Prince Ali bin al Hussein will stand in new elections
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Prince Ali has Done Jordan Proud, Says Jordan Olympic Committee President
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein missed out on Friday's vote to Sepp Blatter who will serve a fifth term in office.
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Michel Platini Demands FIFA Change After Sepp Blatter Victory
Sepp Blatter fell seven votes short of the required 140 majority in the first round of voting for the FIFA presidential elections, but was handed victory when his challenger Prince Ali bin al Hussein withdrew just before a scheduled second round.
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Sepp Blatter Victory Leaves Australia Football Chairman Disappointed
Sepp Blatter withstood calls for him to resign from world football's governing body amid a corruption scandal and won a fifth term as FIFA president on Friday after his challenger Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan withdrew.
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Australia to Vote for Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein in Election for FIFA President
Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan is the only rival to embattled FIFA incumbent Blatter should Friday's election take place.
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Prince Ali bin al Hussein Calls FIFA Arrests 'Sad Day' for Football
Swiss police on Wednesday raided a Zurich hotel to detain six top football officials as part of a US investigation into tens of millions of dollars of bribes.
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Sports Tribunal Rejects FIFA Voting Protest
FIFA contender Jerome Champagne and Prince Ali bin al Hussein had appealed Court of Arbitration for Sport to postpone FIFA presidential elections
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Prince Ali bin al Hussein Slams FIFA Election Rule 'Breach'
Prince Ali bin al Hussein, a former FIFA vice-president who is the brother of Jordan's King Abdullah, is one of five candidates vying to take the helm of FIFA.
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Prince Ali bin Al Hussein Seeks Immediate Release of Michael Garcia Report
Michael Garcia was appointed FIFA's independent ethics investigator in 2012 and spent two years investigating all nine bids for the 2018 and 2022 World Cups following claims of corruption and collusion.
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Qatar Will Have to Address Workers Right Issue: Ali Bin Al Hussein
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein, who is in India for the AFC Annual Awards Night, emphasised that issues of human rights violation and workers rights were among important criteria for a country to be awarded the World Cup
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David Nakhid Misses Out as FIFA Confirms Seven Presidential Candidates
The seven candidates were Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan, Sheikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrein, Frenchmen Jerome Champagne and Michel Platini, Swiss Gianni Infantino, Liberian Musa Bility and South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale.
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Deadline Day Looms For FIFA Presidential Candidates
Michel Platini, Prince Ali bin al Hussein, David Nakhid, Jerome Champagne and Tokyo Sexwale have officially declared their candidature for FIFA president's post.
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Jerome Champagne Confirms FIFA Presidency Bid
Jerome Champagne confirmed rivals are UEFA chief Michel Platini, Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan and former Trinidad and Tobago captain David Nahkid, although others are known to be mulling a bid ahead of Monday's deadline.
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Prince Ali Formally Submits Candidature For FIFA Presidency
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein is of the view that FIFA can emerge from this difficult period with its reputation restored and become an organisation that is once again viewed with respect.
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FIFA 'Decimated' by Scandal: Prince Ali bin al Hussein
The prince, a former FIFA vice president, who challenged Blatter in an election this year, said FIFA "has already changed, shaken to its very core by the scandals that have decimated our governing body and cast a cloud over the entire organisation."
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Prince Ali to Stand in New FIFA Presidency Elections: Official
Following Sepp Blatter's resignation as FIFA president, Jordanian Prince Ali bin al Hussein will stand in new elections
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Prince Ali has Done Jordan Proud, Says Jordan Olympic Committee President
Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein missed out on Friday's vote to Sepp Blatter who will serve a fifth term in office.
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Michel Platini Demands FIFA Change After Sepp Blatter Victory
Sepp Blatter fell seven votes short of the required 140 majority in the first round of voting for the FIFA presidential elections, but was handed victory when his challenger Prince Ali bin al Hussein withdrew just before a scheduled second round.
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Sepp Blatter Victory Leaves Australia Football Chairman Disappointed
Sepp Blatter withstood calls for him to resign from world football's governing body amid a corruption scandal and won a fifth term as FIFA president on Friday after his challenger Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan withdrew.
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Australia to Vote for Prince Ali Bin Al-Hussein in Election for FIFA President
Prince Ali bin al Hussein of Jordan is the only rival to embattled FIFA incumbent Blatter should Friday's election take place.
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Prince Ali bin al Hussein Calls FIFA Arrests 'Sad Day' for Football
Swiss police on Wednesday raided a Zurich hotel to detain six top football officials as part of a US investigation into tens of millions of dollars of bribes.
