Se ha permitido a algunos aficionados al fútbol en Argentina asistir a partidos fuera de casa para animar a sus equipos favoritos, después de que se levantara la prohibición de viajar impuesta desde 2013 tras años de violencia en los partidos.

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Argentina has ended a 12-year ban on away fans attending football matches, a restriction originally put in place after a series of violent incidents, including the death of a supporter in 2013. Fans travelled significant distances to witness their teams play, with many expressing emotional reactions to the return of this tradition.

Authorities implemented extensive security protocols, including the deployment of 750 police officers and multiple security checks, to ensure safety. The matches that marked the return of away fans proceeded without violence, and officials are treating these events as test cases for the possible broader reinstatement of away fan attendance.

Argentina levanta la prohibición impuesta durante 12 años a los aficionados visitantes en los partidos de fútbol

Hace 12 largos años que estos aficionados no pueden ver jugar a su equipo lejos de casa, recorriendo los 300 kilómetros que los separan de la ciudad de Rosario. Daniel, su mujer y sus dos hijos pequeños llegaron la noche anterior y se alojaron en casa de unos amigos. Pero, ¿ha abordado el fútbol sus problemas con la violencia? Espero que sí. Espero que le hayamos puesto fin, porque si no, todos perderemos algo realmente hermoso que todos disfrutamos. Jessica salió de casa a las 8 de la mañana, más de ocho horas antes de que empezara el partido, para dar a sus hijos una experiencia que no habían vivido desde mucho antes de nacer. La verdad es que estoy muy emocionada. Hace años que no he podido vivir esta experiencia y ahora puedo hacerlo con mi hijo de cuatro años. 750 policías de servicio, apoyados por guardias privados que trabajan en cinco cuerpos de seguridad distintos. controles de seguridad, incluyendo identificaciones y registros corporales. Nada ni nadie no autorizado conseguía pasar. El fútbol está de vuelta, más o menos como solía ser, con los aficionados visitantes proporcionando un montón de ruido y color. Estamos todos aquí nerviosos esperando que nada de la violencia sobre la prohibición de viajar en 2013. Tanto este partido como otro jugado en Córdoba entre Instituto y River Plate fueron test vigilados de cerca por la policía, los políticos y las autoridades del fútbol. Es un día histórico porque es el regreso de los aficionados visitantes. Es un nuevo comienzo para los clubes que pueden y tienen las condiciones y que quieren aceptar aficionados. Porque no todo el mundo quiere que vuelvan los aficionados al fútbol itinerantes, recordando la violencia que dio lugar a la prohibición en primer lugar. La gota que colmó el vaso fue la muerte de un hincha de Lanús en 2013 por una bala de goma policial disparada a corta distancia. El hincha número 191 asesinado en actos violentos relacionados con el fútbol en Argentina desde 1939. La vuelta transcurrió sin violencia y con el añadido para estos aficionados, una victoria por 1-0 con un penalti de su estrella, Ángel de María, para celebrar el largo viaje en casa. Daniel Shwander, Aljazeera, Buenos Aires.

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