Mauricio Macri spoke about the incidents in River-Boca: "It was a frustrating day"

Mauricio Macri

today described as "a sad and frustrating day"
suspension of the Copa Libertadores final between River and Boca for last Saturday's incidents. He pointed to the leaders who "beat the violent ones" and severely questioned the judge who released the detainees because of the troubles in the superclásico.

The President said that the episode of violence "did not contribute to the effort We are doing" to "help put Argentina to another place" on the world stage. And he planned to send to Congress a project to fight against barrabravas.

"We must persist and reject the violent, the mafias who are often at the origin of this type of violence," he said. Head of the Government of Buenos Aires,

Horacio Rodríguez Larreta

, is "responsible" for security in the capital, but warned: "I can not withdraw from the presidency to organize a sports program, it must militarize the region."

"The head of government, as head, studies and monitors how to perfect [el operativo] for the day the match is organized," he said.

Macri also pointed out the leaders who had criticized, via social networks, the security operation run by the municipal police, before condemning "the violent".

"There is some of the leadership that manages violence," said the president before a consultation.
THE NATION . And criticized justice: "I do not understand the reaction [por liberar a los detenidos]."

"We need judges and prosecutors, federal forces and citizens to work together to end the violence," the ruling party said. plans to include in the special sessions of Congress a bill strengthening the sanctions for barrabravas. It is a project presented two years ago that will seek to give a new impetus.

"There is still a lot of work to be done, we are working hard for what is to come," he said of the G20 summit that will begin next Friday in Buenos Aires.

Bullrich: "There was no liberated or internal area"

Security Minister Patricia Bullrich denied today the existence of a "liberated zone" or "internal police" in the context of the Attack against the collective that had led the Boca players to the Monumental stadium.

"There were no police trainees or liberated areas, there were only violent areas," Minister Bullrich said in statements made at the Government House.

Report Jaime Rosemberg