Concacaf announced on Wednesday that it had ended its agreement with South American marketing firm Datisa for the Copa America Centenario, clearing the way for the 2016 tournament to move forward. Theprincipals of Datisa were among the 14 FIFA officials and sports marketing executives indicted in Federal court in May after an agreement was reached to pay $110 million in bribes for three CopaAmericas and the 2016 special edition.

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