Banning the Brawlers: Argentina's Stand Against Stadium Violence

Argentina's Security Minister Patricia Bullrich provided the U.S. Embassy with a list of 15,000 violent football fans barred from attending the Club World Cup. This action aims to maintain safety during the tournament featuring Boca Juniors and River Plate. The 'Tribuna Segura' program facilitated this security effort.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Updated: 13-05-2025 00:58 IST | Created: 13-05-2025 00:58 IST
Banning the Brawlers: Argentina's Stand Against Stadium Violence
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In a significant step to curb stadium violence, Argentine Security Minister Patricia Bullrich has delivered a list identifying 15,000 violent football fans to the United States Embassy in Buenos Aires. These individuals will be prohibited from attending matches during the upcoming Club World Cup hosted in the U.S. this summer.

The tournament, slated from June 14 to July 13, will welcome 32 teams, including Argentine powerhouses Boca Juniors and River Plate. Bullrich emphasized the critical nature of the ban, stating that ensuring no violent individuals gain access is a priority for safety and security.

The list was meticulously compiled through the 'Tribuna Segura' program, which has successfully monitored millions of attendees and identified numerous individuals with criminal records. This robust effort has underscored the country's dedication to maintaining peace and safety within the sport.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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