article_snippet: Current UCI president Brian Cookson, who was elected to his post in September 2013, told CNN Monday that his had written to one of his predecessors, Dutchman Hein Verbruggen, to "consider his position" as the honorary president of the world governing body  in the light of the findings.
article_snippet: The main goal was to ensure that the report reflected UCI's and Armstrong personal conclusions," the independent three-person commission says.
article_snippet: the report says the independent three-person commission found no evidence to support allegations of corruption over payments made to UCI by Armstrong.
article_snippet: But the report adds that "requesting and accepting donations from Armstrong, given the suspicions, left UCI open to criticism.
article_snippet: He said: "I have studied the report and I am satisfied that the report confirms what I have always said: that there have never been any cover-ups, complicity or corruption in the Lance Armstrong case or, indeed, in any other doping cases.
article_snippet: Armstrong, who cooperated with the independent three-person commission's investigation, thanked the commission's investigation for "seeking the truth and allowing me to assist in that search.
highlights_snippet: Armstrong cooperated with the investigation and thanks the investigation for "seeking the truth"
  NEW: UCI honorary president asked to 'consider UCI honorary president position' by current chief Brian Cookson .