Spain's Anti-Doping Head Asked to Resign Amid Accusations of Malpractice

The World Anti-Doping Agency criticizes Spain, warning of significant consequences for Spanish sport if issues are not resolved quickly.

Spain's Higher Council for Sports has publicly demanded the resignation of the director of its anti-doping agency, José Luis Terreros, following accusations of malpractice.
The accusations against Terreros include financial irregularities and irregularities in doping controls and sanctions.
The World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) has issued a statement criticizing Spain, stating it has been aware of ongoing issues in the Spanish agency, including problems with testing and results management.
If Terreros does not resign, Minister of Education and Sports Pilar Alegría and council president José Rodriguez Uribes will move to have him fired.
WADA President Witold Bańka warned of significant consequences for Spanish sport if the issues are not resolved quickly.