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FIFA's chief legal officer steps down in second high-profile exit
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Emilio García Silvero, who has served as FIFA's chief legal and compliance officer for the past eight years, is stepping down from his position.
Emilio García Silvero, who has served as FIFA's chief legal and compliance officer for the past eight years, is stepping down from his position.
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