The report did not mention several prominent episodes of corruption not covered by the claims report.
"Historical data from the Olympics, discounting eventual episodes of corruption, shows us that the costs are not sustainable," she said in June.
The host of the television program, Gianluigi Nuzzi, said in an interview: "I've never heard of a top cleric who reveals episodes of corruption directly to the pope; it's a first.
One of the episodes of corruption alleged by the indictment centers on his second term as Mayor, when, the Government says, he conspired in 1973 to extort $25,000 and the promise of a job for his brother from the owners of a Peabody liquor store.
Referring to previous episodes of corruption which have led to five of the 22 voting Fifa executive committee (Exco) members resigning or being banned from football, Sutcliffe said: "There is no proof or solid evidence that Russia's bid was itself corrupt, but Fifa was so corrupt at the time, and with the serious questions over Qatar's bid, it is hard to believe the 2018 decision was clean.
While the Palestinian Authority has long been troubled by corruption accusations, the latest episode may qualify as the most sordid.
One episode of corruption in the report involves Robert Gordon, who was ousted as treasurer of the Milwaukee local representing 220 sewer workers after a bookkeeper discovered that some money was missing.
The general, Ri Yong-gil, chief of the North Korean Army's general staff and ranked third in its hierarchy, was executed on charges of "factionalism, abuse of power and corruption" in the latest episode of Mr. Kim's "reign of terror," the official said.
In any other developed country, this shameful episode of corruption and censorship would be enough to bring down the government.
First elected in 1982, he has comfortably held his seat ever since, except for an episode involving corruption allegations that he was eventually acquitted of.
