Three days after the controversial suspension of the match between Brazil and Argentina for the qualifying rounds, the website of the National Health Surveillance Agency (Anvisa), the Brazilian body that was left in the middle of the controversy, was hacked.
In the afternoon, Anvisa’s home had a black background with the Argentine flag. “We are not in quarantine to go around their servers. Are they going to expel us too?” It read in Portuguese.
Thousands of people saw the hack, since those who want to enter Brazilian territory must process the DSV form (Declaration of Health of the Traveler) on the Anvisa website.
The organism suspended the meeting of the last Sunday when considering that four Argentine footballers that militate in English soccer were not in sanitary conditions to play in Brazil. According to Anvisa, they had concealed that they had been in the United Kingdom in the previous two weeks.
The National Team had already been in Brazil for three days and everything seemed in order, which is why it was striking that Anvisa intervened five minutes into the game.
Conmebol ignored the matter, considering that a knockout match is in the orbit of FIFA, which must take action on the matter and decide whether the match is resumed or award points to any of the two selected in question.
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