Sixteen more people indicted in FIFA scandal

Here are the 16 new defendants:

Alfredo Hawit: FIFA vice president, CONCACAF president and 64-year-old Honduran citizen. Arrested in Zurich on Thursday.

Juan Angel Napout: FIFA vice president and CONMEBOL president. Aged 57 from Paraguay. Arrested in Zurich on Thursday.

The other 14 are:

Ariel Alvarado: Member of the FIFA disciplinary committee. Former CONCACAF executive committee member. Aged 56 from Panama.

Manuel Burga: Current member of the FIFA development committee. Former Peruvian soccer federation president. Aged 58.

Rafael Callejas: Current member of the FIFA television and marketing committee. Honduran citizen, aged 72.

Carlos Chavez: Current CONMEBOL treasurer. Former Bolivian soccer federation president. Aged 57.

Luis Chiriboga: Current Ecuadoran soccer federation president and member of the CONMEBOL executive committee. Aged 69.

Marco Polo del Nero: Current president of the Brazilian soccer federation, who announced his resignation from the FIFA executive committee last week. Aged 74.

Eduardo Deluca: Former CONMEBOL general secretary. Aged 75 from Argentina.

Brayan Jimenez: Current Guatemalan soccer federation president and member of the FIFA committee for fair play and social responsibility. Aged 61.

Jose Luis Meiszner: Current CONMEBOL general secretary. Aged 69 from Argentina.

Romer Osuna: Current member of the FIFA audit and compliance committee. Former CONMEBOL treasurer. Aged 72 from Bolivia.

Rafael Salguero: Former FIFA executive committee member and Guatemalan soccer federation president. Aged 70.

Ricardo Teixeira: Former Brazilian soccer federation president and FIFA executive committee member. Aged 68.

Hector Trujillo: Current Guatemalan soccer federation general secretary and judge on the constitutional court of Guatemala. Aged 62.

Reynaldo Vasquez: Former Salvadoran soccer federation president. Aged 59.