Conmebol quotes the death of his followers in Bolivia in response to the protest letter of the Corinthians; read

Last Friday, Corinthians published an open letter to Conmebol on its official website. In the document, the management alvinegra protested against a series of changes imposed by the entity, which will come into effect in the competitions organized by it from this season. Three days after publication, Timon received an answer.

On this second point, officials of the Copa Libertadores of America published a text explaining the reason for the bans challenged by the Corinthians – flags and duty to seat in all stadium venues. Moses in Bahia; a part of economic rights will be maintained
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In one of the subjects, Conmebol reminded the boy Kevin Espada, 14 year old, died as a result of an attack during a clash between Timão and San José, Bolivia. According to the text, the flags were banned after the episode occurred in the Liberators of 2013.

" With regard to the ban on entry into the giant flag stadiums, we remember that such a ban has been in effect since 2014, following the unfortunate events that occurred during a match Libertadores between San Jose de Oruro and Corinthians in 2013 […] ", indicates the one of the extracts from the answer to Timão – .

At the end of the publication, Conmebol made it clear that he would discuss and clarify each of the new charges between Monday and Tuesday, at a workshop gathering club officials participating in clubs Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana [19659009] Conmebol's response to Corinthians' open letter

a) The safety regulations are a tool that will allow clubs participating in the various inter-club competitions organized by Conmebol and the local security authorities to preserve the sport. public order and control. (19659013) b) The Safety Regulations prohibit spectators from entering stadiums with banners, banners, posters, musical instruments, etc. among others. However, it is necessary to regulate its uses so that the security organs have all the visual, operational and functional guarantees to guarantee the safety of all the people present in the stadiums. Therefore, it is necessary that the internal television circuits contain a field of observation allowing them to monitor and control the sports show;

c) With regard to the ban on entry into the giant flag stadiums, we recall that such a ban in effect since 2014, as a result of the unfortunate events that occurred during the 39, a match between Libertadores between San Jose de Oruro and Corinthians in 2013, when a flag was raised by the crowd, a flag was launched that struck the eye of a fan [19659011] d) The security regulations do not at any time require the fans to watch the games sitting without being able to get up, startle and express their emotions, which the football itself wakes up to you The spirit of the article 17 of the Regulation, which refers to registration systems, consists of having appropriate elements for the control of the entrances, thus avoiding any congestion of the stadiums and preventing the entry of the persons on the lists of offenders. which is already being implemented in several South American countries;

e) Finally, we would like to inform you that all the situations mentioned above will be examined and clarified on Monday (14 January) and Tuesday (15 January). ) in the workshop for safety officers of participating clubs of Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana

See also:
Libertadores de America, Copa Sudamericana, Andrs Sanchez, member of the Board of Directors of the cheerleader of Corinthians and Corcidaians.