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Treaty to fight match-fixing goes into effect

An international treaty against match-fixing in sports competitions took force, marking what proponents called significant progress against corruption.

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By Arete News - September 1, 2019
The national sports complex in La Paz, Bolivia, where the nation's late football boss Carlos Chavez was caught up in the FIFA scandals (AN/Dennis Jarvis)
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