The Minister of National Security, Patricia BullrichHe gave the United States business manager on Argentina on Monday, Abigail Dressel, A list of 15,000 Argentines who will have vetoed the entrance to US stadiums during the Club World Cup, which will be played from June 14 to July 13.
“This means strengthening international cooperation in sports security, which for us is really important,” The Argentine Minister said and added that the transfer of information to the United States was made within the framework of agreements signed between the two countries.
Veto the violent
Bullrich announced that “There are more than 15 thousand people who will not be able to enter the stadiums” during the Club World Cup. “For us this is extremely important because no violent who on the Argentine courts (stadiums) has committed some crime will be able to participate in this sporting event.”
In her speech, the minister stressed that this initiative is part of a broader strategy for prevention of violence in sports shows and talked about the 'Safe Tribune' program.
“From the beginning of this government, 'Segura tribune' controlled more than 4 million people in 1,328 matches. 1,166 people with capture orders were detected and more than 40 administrative resolutions were worked that restrict the entrance to the stadiums,” Bullrich detailed.
During the press conference, the Secretary General of the Presidency, Karina Milei; the presidential spokesman, Manuel Adorni; the director of Security in Sports Events, Franco Berlin; and the United States business manager in Argentina, Abigail Dressel.
The American official thanked the Argentine minister “For constant collaboration” Between both governments in terms of security, although it was also responsible for highlighting the effort for “Speech diplomatic ties.”
A safe tournament
“As we prepare to receive thousands of fans we deeply value Argentina's efforts to help us ensure that this international event is safe for all,” Dressel said and then referred to the “Reinforcement of migratory policies” of the president of the United States, Donald Trump.
In that sense, the official said that “It is important that all those who request travel to the United States are people who respect laws and order.”
Boca Juniors and River Plate They are the two Argentine teams that will participate in the first edition of the Club World Cup. Real Madrid and Atlético de Madrid will represent Spanish football.
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