US EditionColón and Mitre Closed a Tense Party After Incidents, Protests and Institutional Climate in Crisis
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Colón is going through a strong crisis that had its highest point this Monday night with the serious incidents in the meeting in front of Mitre, which was suspended at 34 minutes and resumed this Tuesday morning. There was a meeting of the Board of Directors in the day and several definitions. The scandal took place this Monday when a group of fans broke part of the south west fence, as well as throwing projectiles into the playing field and for…
After the serious disturbances that forced the meeting to stop, Columbus and Mitre completed the remaining minutes in an empty stadium under heavy surveillance.
The serious incidents that occurred in the Brigadier Estanislao López stadium during the match between Colón and Mitre de Santiago del Estero continue to generate repercussions. On Tuesday, the Ministry of Security of Santa Fe confirmed that it evaluates the application of severe sanctions against the red-haired club, beyond what the Argentine Football Association (AFA) determines. The provincial director of Security in Massive Events, Fernando …
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