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The President of Argentina, Mauricio Macri considered this Monday that "failures of the judicial system" and security made possible [19659003] the excesses that led to the suspension of the Copa Libertadores final between River Plate and Boca Juniors this weekend, while calling for tougher sanctions for barrabravas.
"We have flaws in the system" Macri said referring to The badaults suffered by Boca players as Monumental Stadium approached Saturday, as they were scheduled to play the match return of the final of the Copa Libertadores. The first match, which took place two weeks ago at La Bombonera de Boca, was completed 2-2 .
This is how River fans got the Boca Juniors bus. pic.twitter.com/e7YUl6gcYr
– Walter Estigarribia (@EstigarribiaPy) NOVEMBER 24, 2018
"I can not resign myself to the presidency to organize a sports show The region and the city are crazy "said the president at a press conference alongside Security Ministers Patricia Bullrich and Justice Germán Garavano.
Macri announced that he would attend special sessions. parliamentarians a bill to toughen sentences related to violence in football and to isolate barrabravas . In addition, the project provides measures to prevent people banned from entering the stadiums to remain nearby.
The driver's window in Boca is destroyed, just like almost every other. Scandalous arrival of the micro xeneize to the monumental. Stones and tear gas. The players are affected. pic.twitter.com/A95yUq0ynF
– SportsCenter (@SC_ESPN) November 24, 2018
"Part of the direction handles these things" Macri also indicated, blaming leaders of football clubs for violent actions. Macri was president of the Boca Juniors club between 1995 and 2008, before devoting himself fully to politics.
In his statements, the president criticized justice for releasing about twenty people who had been arrested on Saturday. "How can these people be free in a few hours?" asked the president, advocating "a judicial system guaranteeing that the one who does not comply does not respect the law".
He also referred to a spindle attack that had been received by FIFA President Gianni Infantino on the route between the parking lot and the entrance to the Monument. "These are not just stones, I do not understand how anyone can think that it's ok to spit," he lamented. "Football is a wonderful thing that does not deserve to behave wildly."
It was the arrival of Boca to Monumental. A terrible security that places them among all the inhabitants of River, the players do not have to make gestures, they must play inside. The police did not control and then launched a pepper spray. All unusual. Fifth World pic.twitter.com/zScJgLKNr4
– Sebastian Lisiecki (@sebalisiecki) November 24, 2018
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