16 Colón ultras banned from stadiums after Brigadier López trouble | OneFootball

The Ministry of National Security, led by Patricia Bullrich, decided to apply the "administrative attendance restriction" to 16 members of Colón's barra brava, known as "Los de Siempre". The measure was taken following the serious incidents that occurred on August 10 at the Brigadier General Estanislao López stadium, during the match between Colón and Agropecuario for the Primera Nacional.

According to the Official Gazette, the 16 fans are banned from attending sporting events nationwide for two years. The decision responds to a request from the Provincial Directorate of Security in Mass Events of the Ministry of Justice and Security of Santa Fe, which requested the application of this preventive sanction.

According to the file, the individuals involved attempted to enter the north popular stand without a ticket, causing disturbances that led to their arrest and transfer to the police station. The identified are:

Legal Grounds for the Sanction

The measure is supported by the Ministries Law No. 22,520, the Sports Law No. 20,655, and Decree No. 246/17, which empower the Ministry of Security to restrict the entry of individuals considered "risky for public safety" to football events.

The Judicial Division of the Regional Unit I of the Santa Fe Police was responsible for conducting intelligence and identification tasks of the involved fans.

The national government emphasized that the goal is to "preserve order and safety in football events", reinforcing the prevention of acts of violence.

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