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Interpol ditches FIFA deal as corruption scandal deepens

* Interpol suspends "integrity" pact on match-fixing, gambling

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* Blow to FIFA after difficult week

* Spokesman quits, 2026 bidding shelved, records seized

By Gregory Blachier

PARIS, June 12 (Reuters) - Interpol suspended a 20-million-euro sports "integrity" agreement with FIFA on Friday, at the end of testing week for soccer's scandal-hit ruling body that saw its chief spokesman quit, bidding for the 2026 World Cup shelved, and records seized from its Zurich headquarters.