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Jorge Andrés Giménez Ochoa ( Caracas; August 11, 1987) is a businessman linked to chavismo and a Venezuelan soccer manager.
Since 2016, he is president of Deportivo Lara and since 2021, president of Federación Venezolana de Fútbol (FVF). [1] [2]
He studied business administration at the Universidad Nueva Esparta ( El Hatillo, Miranda). He defines himself as dedicated "to the business world in the hands of family companies" although he does not specify which companies he refers to. [3]
He is son of Bertriz Ochoa de Giménez and the businessman Fenelón Giménez González. [4]
Giménez ran for the 2021 elections for the presidency of the FVF on the same board as Pedro Infante, former vice minister of sport of the government and former director of the FVF whose presence was one of the factors that triggered the intervention of FIFA on the body in 2020, as it is forbidden by this entity for a government to have an inherence over a national federation. The other element was the death in strange circumstances of the manager Jesús Berardinelli who had been arrested days before for, allegedly, being involved in acts of corruption. [5] [6] [7]
The Giménez and Infante plate obtained 57 of the 92 votes that were cast in the elections of May 28, 2021, resulting winners. "We must all meet again," said Jorge Giménez in his victory press conference. [8] He took office for the 2021-2025 term on the following June 7. [9]
Giménez Ochoa is accused of managing influences in the Bolipuertos operator and of a commercial relationship with the businessman Raúl Gorrín and the vice president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez. [10] [11] He traveled on the private flight that landed at the Barajas Airport (Madrid, Spain) on January 20, 2020 with the vice president of the country and which its occupants were prohibited from entering the country in a scandal that later became known aso Delcygate. [12] He was also part of the delegation of the vice president who visited Qatar in June 2021, on his first trip as president of the FVF and while the vinotinto was in Brazil playing the Copa América 2021 amid the controversy over the contagion of Covid 19 of 13 team members. [13] [14] [15]
In 2020, he was accused of being involved in the death of Edward Velásquez Fernández, provider of the Instituto Venezolano de los Seguros Sociales (IVSS) and with whom he would have had a commercial rivalry. [16]
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Jorge Giménez | |
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Parent | Fenelón Giménez González y Bertriz Ochoa de Giménez |
Jorge Andrés Giménez Ochoa ( Caracas; August 11, 1987) is a businessman linked to chavismo and a Venezuelan soccer manager.
Since 2016, he is president of Deportivo Lara and since 2021, president of Federación Venezolana de Fútbol (FVF). [1] [2]
He studied business administration at the Universidad Nueva Esparta ( El Hatillo, Miranda). He defines himself as dedicated "to the business world in the hands of family companies" although he does not specify which companies he refers to. [3]
He is son of Bertriz Ochoa de Giménez and the businessman Fenelón Giménez González. [4]
Giménez ran for the 2021 elections for the presidency of the FVF on the same board as Pedro Infante, former vice minister of sport of the government and former director of the FVF whose presence was one of the factors that triggered the intervention of FIFA on the body in 2020, as it is forbidden by this entity for a government to have an inherence over a national federation. The other element was the death in strange circumstances of the manager Jesús Berardinelli who had been arrested days before for, allegedly, being involved in acts of corruption. [5] [6] [7]
The Giménez and Infante plate obtained 57 of the 92 votes that were cast in the elections of May 28, 2021, resulting winners. "We must all meet again," said Jorge Giménez in his victory press conference. [8] He took office for the 2021-2025 term on the following June 7. [9]
Giménez Ochoa is accused of managing influences in the Bolipuertos operator and of a commercial relationship with the businessman Raúl Gorrín and the vice president of Venezuela, Delcy Rodriguez. [10] [11] He traveled on the private flight that landed at the Barajas Airport (Madrid, Spain) on January 20, 2020 with the vice president of the country and which its occupants were prohibited from entering the country in a scandal that later became known aso Delcygate. [12] He was also part of the delegation of the vice president who visited Qatar in June 2021, on his first trip as president of the FVF and while the vinotinto was in Brazil playing the Copa América 2021 amid the controversy over the contagion of Covid 19 of 13 team members. [13] [14] [15]
In 2020, he was accused of being involved in the death of Edward Velásquez Fernández, provider of the Instituto Venezolano de los Seguros Sociales (IVSS) and with whom he would have had a commercial rivalry. [16]
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