The provincial body argued that this conduct means a violation of articles 10 and 14 of Law 11,929. The detail.
Aprevide will penalize foreign fans who destroy Argentine banknotes
The fans of foreign clubs that destroy banknotes of the Argentine currency in stadiums under the jurisdiction of the Buenos Aires province will be punished for inciting violencetoday announced the Agency for the Prevention of Violence in Sport (Aprevide).
The provincial body argued that this conduct means an infringement of the Articles 10 and 14 of Law 11,929.
How the sanction will be applied
The first article stipulates that “will be punished with fifteen (15) to thirty (30) days of arrest and/or prohibition of attendance from six (6) to twenty (20) dateswho occasionally or systematically causes disturbances, incites a fight, insults or threatens third parties, or in any way affects the normal development of a sporting event”.
Meanwhile, the second article establishes a punishment of “five (5) to twenty (20) days of arrest and/or prohibition of attendance from three (3) to ten (10) datesto the attendee, organizer, protagonist and any other person who with their expressions, gestures or provocations will cause disturbances to public order”.
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The Buenos Aires authorities will authorize the police to identify and transfer to the nearest police station those people who tear, burn or violate the tickets as a provocation to the Argentine fans, an image that was verified in matches of the Copa Libertadores and South American from Brazilians, Chileans and Uruguayans.
Riots in Copa Libertadores and Sudamericana
In the match between Newell’s and Corinthians for Copa Sudamericanathere were widespread riots between fans of the two parties, as well as incitement to violence followed by provocation in the match played between River and International of Brazil in the Monumental.
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