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Strengthening Security Measures to Prevent Further Incidents in Cartagena Football

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In a meeting between the municipality and the clubs, it was agreed to increase the controls and it was warned that those who lead violent acts will be exposed to severe sanctions.

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Strengthening Security Measures to Prevent Further Incidents in Cartagena Football

In a meeting between the municipality and the clubs, it was agreed to increase the controls and it was warned that those who lead violent acts will be exposed to severe sanctions.

3 days ago·Viña del Mar, Chile

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pnt.cl broke the news in Viña del Mar, Chile 3 days ago on Thursday, October 22, 2026.

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