The Argentine Ministry of Security has shared with the Embassy of USA in the South American country the list of people with the right of admission included in the ‘Safe Tribune’ program, to control violent fans, who could be prohibited from attending the America Cup.
According to a resolution published this Wednesday in the Official Gazette, Argentina made the list of violent fans available to the US authorities to “collaborate with actions to prevent violent incidents among the supporters who will visit” that country to attend the America Cupbetween June 20 and July 14.
“Copa América 2024 without violent Argentines,” highlighted the Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrichin his X account, where he explained: “We have agreed with the USA the delivery of information from the #TribunaSegura program of all the violent people who we prohibit from entering the football stadiums, so that no one can enter them during the competition.”
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The Argentine Ministry of Security recalls that “there is a cooperation agreement on security matters” with the Department of Justice and the Department of National Security of Argentina. USA.
The measure takes place the day after the Argentine Security Ministry prohibited 57 ‘barras’ (violent fans) involved from entering sporting events indefinitely – among them the well-known fan of Boca Juniors Rafael di Zeo– in the controls carried out on the occasion of the League Cup semi-final between Estudiantes and Boca Juniorswhich was played on April 30.
At the controls of the buses traveling to the province of Córdoba, where the match was played, the security forces seized firearms, ammunition and drugs, and the 57 people involved were charged and incorporated into the Safe Tribune program for the application of the Admission rights.
