The FBI headquarters in Miami recorded audiovisual group Imagina

The FBI headquarters in Miami recorded audiovisual group Imagina FBI agents carried out a search at the headquarters of Media World, a subsidiary of Imagine, dedicated to the management of sports rights.

Agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) of the United States have registered offices Thursday to Media World, a subsidiary of Spanish audiovisual group Imagina in Miami. The officers have backed up some computers of the company and have been a few cases of material.

The US subsidiary of Imagine, Imagine society group is dedicated to the development, operation and distribution of TV channels, international sports rights exploitation and technical operation and transmission services in the audiovisual field. Established in Miami since 1998, working in Latin America and the United States, with operations in Dominican Republic, Venezuela and Colombia, and production studios in HD in Miami and Los Angeles.

Imagine stressed in a statement regarding the information published on the subject of registration by the FBI on the premises of Media World in Miami, a company owned by the American subsidiary of Imagine Group, "the company is dedicated to the management of rights sports and the management of it corresponds to the minority partner. In the event that sufficient evidence is presented, and while respecting the presumption of innocence, the group fulminant dismiss any person who may have engaged in any illegal activity. "

"The Imagine Group does not permit or tolerate irregular, illegal or violate its code of ethics activities. Any person or activity that may be incurred or committed an irregular behavior will be immediately disconnected from the group, "he added.

The Imagine Group is involved in 51.3 percent by Mediapro and Globomedia, 17.1 percent by the WPP group, a Torreal 17.1 percent and 14.5 percent by Televisa.

Football on suspicion

The FBI already recorded last May in Miami headquarters of the North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF), as part of a broad crackdown on corruption within FIFA.

This morning the Swiss police in Zurich arrested Alfredo Hawit, president of the Central American Football Confederation (CONCACAF) and FIFA vice-president, and Juan Angel Napout, also FIFA vice-president and president of the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) .

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