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Continuing the controversy surrounding the 'allocation of World Cup biathlon in 2021 to the city & agrave; Russian Tyumen. Indeed, according to reports by the US website specializing in insidethegames.biz sports policy, the 'Ibu would be accused of violating the Wada code.
Thursday 8 September 2016 6 minutes reading time
Following the report, the McLaren 'World Anti-Doping Agency has taken an uncompromising position against Russia, so as to ask the IOC to exclude her from the Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro in 2016.
In response, the Olympic Committee has avoided taking sides, delegating to each international federation's decision regarding the 'possible Russian announcement, at last applied only slight nell''atletica and in weightlifting.
In terms of soft and unclear positions worthy of the cerchiobottismo masters of the first Italian republic, it also places the IOC request to all the governing bodies of winter sport "freeze" the preparation of the main events in Russia, seeking alternative locations . As gi & agrave; explained, the smoky formula and the 'absence of an explicit binding, have done nothing but create confusion.
Unlike the IOC, WADA & egrave; avowedly stood on the hard-line, so the contribution of the World Cup 2021 in Tyumen could have real consequences.
The 'World Anti-Doping Agency is & egrave; called "surprise" of the decision Ibu, demanding an immediate explanation, as it may be an anti-doping violation.
The Wada Code argues that "& egrave; responsibility & agrave; international federations do everything possible to assign the World Championships only to countries where the government has ratified, accepted or approved the Unesco Convention against doping and whose National Olympic Committee, Paralympic Committee National and national anti-doping agency Wada are in accordance with the code itself. "
The Rusada - or the 'Russian anti-doping agency - & egrave; Instead tutt''ora it considered "improper." As a result the 'asseganzione World Cup 2021 to Russia, instead of & eacute; to Czech Republic or Slovenia, it would be contrary to the Wada code.
Is not serious; clear what may be the consequences for the 'Ibu, meanwhile & egrave; It was denied by the IOC. In recent days, the 'International Biathlon Union had stated that during a meeting in Rio de Janeiro, the International Olympic Committee had given the green light to the candidacy of Tyumen. Yesterday, the IOC responded that he only approved the holding of the stage of the World Cup in March 2017, but not the 'assignment of future events.
Waiting to see what the next developments in the midst of this chaos are obtained some certainties.
1) The 'allocation of World Cup 2021 to Russia has put the' Ibu in a very awkward political position, giving it a visibility & agrave; media throughout fuorch & eacute; positive. It did not take Nostradamus to predict, so it was definitely more & ugrave; convenient to entrust the 'event in Nove Mesto or Pokljuka.
2) If the event standings & egrave; instead he went to Tyumen, & egrave; because & eacute; as many as 25 national federations will be cos & igrave ;. According un''interpretazione rather credited, it is a block formed by many countries dell''ex Soviet Union and the Asian nations, which have clearly voted according to their interest.
3) The statement by President Anders Besseberg Ibu: "We may revoke the Tyumen 'dell''evento organization and entrust it to someone else in 2018" & egrave; pathetic, since & eacute; mina vieppi & ugrave; the gi & agrave; shaky credibility & agrave; dell''organo he chairs. Tyumen has got the World Cup in 2021 through a democratic vote. Revoke signifcherebbe put a worse piece of the hole.
4) The world of biathlon & egrave; split within it, since & egrave; Norway and North America c '' & egrave; who has openly talked of scandal, asking to review the voting system for the 'assignment of events.
5) If in July the IOC had placed very specific stakes in his request, instead & eacute; remain vague, all this would not have happened.
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