AFA Tax Withholding Investigation Continues

In Buenos Aires, the investigation into the AFA's withholding of 19.3 billion pesos in taxes and contributions continues. Former AFA executive Víctor Blanco has testified in court.

Buenos Aires, March 9 (NA) — This Monday, the round of inquiries continued in the case investigating the withholding of taxes and social security contributions by the Argentine Football Association (AFA) for 19.300 million pesos. Businessman Víctor Blanco, former president of Racing and former general secretary of the AFA, appeared in court and filed a written statement with Judge Diego Amarante. News in development...

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