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You & egrave; concluded tonight 50 & deg; Congress of the FIS in the city & agrave; Mexican Canc & uacute; n.
Saturday 11 June 2016 4 minutes reading time
As informs the official website of the International Ski Federation, fis-ski.com, pi & ugrave; 900 people attended the conference including delegates, representatives of national federations, organizing committees, ski industry, FIS partners and media, in more than 100 meetings and federsci Mexican hosted with great pride the biennial conference, honored by the presence of the President national Olympic Committee along with other important personalities & agrave; the Mexican sports.
One of the acts of & rsquo; general meeting yesterday & egrave; was the appointment of the new FIS Council for the next two years. Here in order of votes received the elect: Alfons H & ouml; rmann (Germany), Aki Murasato (Japan) and Flavio Roda (Italy) 118 votes out of 123 available; Janez Kocijan & # 269; i & # 269; (Slovenia), Sverre Seeberg (Norway) and Patrick Smith (Canada) 117; Dean Gosper (Australia), Dexter Paine (United States), Peter Schr & ouml; cksnadel (Austria) and Michel Vion (Fra) 115; Mats & Aring; rjes (Sweden) 114; Martti Uusitalo (Finland) 112; Eduardo Rold & aacute; n Spain) 107; Andrey Bokarev (Russia) 102; Shin Dong-bin (South Korea) 86 (newly elected); Roman Kumpost (Czech Republic) 82.
C & rsquo; & egrave; to memorize options a & rsquo; s important to change the approved status to & rsquo; unanimity & agrave; by the Congress with which it is expected the & rsquo; right entry into the new federal council, without needing to be voted, the representative of the athletes of the FIS commission (which is also part Daniela Merighetti), voted by the same commission athletes. This representative & egrave; Sweden's Jessica Lindell Vikarby 32 year-old, who retired a year ago after winning the bronze medal in giant slalom at the World Championships in Vail / Beaver Creek. Among other decisions taken c & rsquo; & egrave; l & rsquo; affiliate as associate members of six new national federations, those of Afghanistan, Ecuador, Kosovo, Nigeria, Tonga and Uganda.
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