An Argentinian national who worked for Swiss banks admitted to his role in bribing international soccer officials, as the sprawling investigation in FIFA corruption continues in the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District.
Jorge Luis Arzuaga pleaded guilty Thursday before Eastern District Judge Pamela Chen to money laundering conspiracy charges related to millions in bribes, including payments to the late president of the Argentinian national soccer federation.
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