In the framework where the national government, chaired by President Alberto Fernández, launched on Friday the call for extraordinary sessions in order to deal with economic issues, but mainly the political trial against the head of the Supreme Court of Justice, Horacio Rosatti, a legislator of the Frente de Todos requested to add to be treated in Congress a bill in honor of Fernando Baez Sosa.
The purpose of the project in question is to provide the State with a tool to prevent cases such as the murder of Fernando Baez Sosawhere a group of athletes made up of more than eight people planned to beat to death Ferdinand at the exit of a nightclub after harassing him repeatedly.
The project In honor to Fernando Baez Sosawhich was recommended to be dealt with by Congress by the head of the Igualar party, Carmela Moreau, of the Frente de Todos It would put a brake on and call for reflection to those who have previously committed violent acts, the case of rugby players, which has many violent situations as a background They didn’t come to death.
Moreau pronounces that “neither their families, nor their club, had sanctioned them or called for reflection. We must ask ourselves if they had been made to understand that these behaviors were wrong and inadmissible, it is possible that we would have prevented this tremendous episode from happening in Villa Gesell”. The project in question would provide training to athletes, teachers, technicians and managers so that they can act against specific situations of violence, such as discrimination and physical and verbal violence, harassment and bullying.
Support groups for rugbiers resurface
Within the framework of the statements of the defendants, witnesses and relatives for the violent assassination planned against Baez Sosa, groups reappear on Instagram and Twitter where, from anonymity, they support the rugbiers involved, responding to messages with contradictory phrases such as “Enough of social condemnation. Enough of the lies. Enough of the violence. Enough of hate”, since the brutality and deadly violence planned only came from those involved.
On the Instagram social network, the Rugbiers Zarate account frequently answers questions from users concerned about the murderers, but not with insults for defending organized, racist, and class-minded violent groups. On the other hand, the hashtag #YoApoyoALosRugbiers is published on Twitter through another account with the same name. “I still don’t understand so much cruelty that there is with them. The story has two sides and you always have to listen to both”, is one of the supposed messages they receive.
