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Diana Bianchedi

Diana Bianchedi

Italian fencer

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  • Oct 3

    ANAC clears Diana Bianchedi of conflict of interest ahead of CONI vote on FIGC receivership

    Italy's anticorruption authority determined that Diana Bianchedi faced no legal incompatibility between her CONI vice presidency and her former FIGC role, clearing her to vote on federational receivership.

  • Sep 30

    Diana Bianchedi resigns as Italy delegation head following remarks by sports minister Andrea Abodi

    The former Olympic fencing champion stepped down seven weeks after her appointment by FIGC president Giovanni Malago, following friction within the Italian National Olympic Committee.

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