US EditionAlianza Lima Condemns Gonzalo Núñez's Racism Towards Eryc Castillo and Demands an Apology
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Alianza Lima categorically rejected racist statements made by journalist Gonzalo Núñez during the successful sports radio program, in which he referred to Ecuadorian footballer Eryc Castillo using skin color to disqualify his professional performance.
The sports journalist is in the eye of the storm for making an opinion about the skin color of the ‘Culebra’ after failing criminal in Alianza Lima vs May 2 for Copa Libertadores 2026
Alianza Lima and Liga 1 condemned racist comments made by journalist Gonzalo Núñez to footballer Eryc Castillo and demanded a public apology.
Gonzalo Núñez continues in the eye of the storm after his racist comments against Eryc Castillo, as the wife of Alianza Lima's footballer spoke out against the sports journalist and pointed out that he found it outrageous that in 2026 there were communicators who used "sport as an excuse to propagate racial prejudices." YOU CAN SEE: Successful TOMA RADICAL DECISION against Gonzalo Núñez after comments about Alianza Lima's player: "Before this fa…
The elimination of Alianza Lima at the hands of May 2 continues to cause repercussions in the local environment.In a broadcast of the program broadcast by Exitosa, Gonzalo Núñez had disgusting comments when referring to Eryc Castillo. The Ecuadorian took the responsibility of kicking from the 12 steps and could not concrete the advantage in favor of the whiteish cast. For this reason he was criticized. YOU CAN SEE: Alianza Lima took decisive mea…
The Ministry of Culture of Peru rejected on Friday the racist expressions of a Peruvian journalist against an Ecuadorian player of the Alianza Lima club, who blamed the elimination of the club in the Copa Libertadores 2026 for its skin color. Ecuadorian extreme Eryc Castillo, 31 years old, missed a penalty that would have given Alianza the classification to the second qualifying round of the Libertadores in the meeting before May 2nd of Paraguay…
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