On February 22, Godoy Cruz received Colo Colo for the Copa Libertadores. The match – which the visitor won 1 to 0 – remained an anecdote, because outside the field Chilean team fans carried out incidents of all kinds: among themselves, with the Police and against citizens of Mendoza. Now, three weeks later, the National Migration Directorate expelled eight Chileans who were convicted for the riots in a summary trial.
Those expelled are Katherine Romero (21), Nicolás Paredes (20), Cristian Guzmán (22), Jiovanny Tello (24), Oscar Contreras (29), Dafne Calderón (29), Emilia Valdes (21) and Guillermo Leger (29) .
All of them received a three-year suspended prison sentence for aggravated robbery for being committed in a town and in a gang at a kiosk located in the heart of the downtown area of Mendoza, as detailed in the ruling by Judge Claudia Tula.
According to what was communicated by the National Directorate of Migration, which depends on the organization chart of Minister Guillermo Francos, to the eight Chilean fans They were banned from entering Argentina permanently..
Leaving the country It was finalized this Tuesday. The eight Chilean fans “were taken to the border by National Gendarmerie in order to carry out the expulsion from the national territory,” reported the Ministry of the Interior agency.
That February 22, the riots were many and varied. Before the game, the trans-Andean fans They had a fight between them in the middle of a public street.. Shortly after, they also attacked Argentines wearing shirts from other clubs.
On the outskirts of the stadium, a group of Colo Colo fans pushed one of the entrance bars and crossed paths with the Police, who tried to defuse the commotion with pepper spray. That generated bullfights and more violence, so The authorities resorted to rubber bullets.
There were also searches at the entrance to Argentina, in which They seized marijuana, pipes and sharp objects. A person with a criminal record was also prevented from entering.
Furthermore, the authorities They arrested a 30-year-old Chilean who had arrived in the country to watch the game. They captured him for an alleged rape.
There were three other Colo Colo fans expelled from the country
According to local media, last week Three fans were also convicted and expelled from the country. who confessed to having attacked and assaulted the Channel 7 journalistic team while covering the Plaza Independencia on February 23.
The moment of the Brutal and Cowardly attack on the journalistic team of Channel 7 of Mendoza by members of the Barrabrava del Colo Colo. Tremendous moment lived in the heart of Plaza Independencia and broadcast LIVE. pic.twitter.com/uxfq8IA8VD
— Marcelo Ortiz (@MarceloOrtizTV) February 23, 2024
They are Mauricio Molina (24) and the brothers Ignacio (23) and Daniel Maulen (29), who attacked a journalist and two cameramen and took a microphone from them.
The sequence was recorded and the bars ended up arrested and later charged with aggravated robbery in a town and in a gang.
Judge Erica Sánchez He sentenced them to a three-year suspended sentence., the minimum for this crime. The three fans were expelled from the country and are permanently banned from entering Argentina.
2024-03-13 03:30:00
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