Almost 6,000 Argentine fans were banned from entering the World Cup stadiums in Qatar for this reason

Almost 6,000 Argentine fans were banned from entering the World Cup stadiums in Qatar for this reason

Almost 6,000 Argentine fans were banned from entering the World Cup stadiums in Qatar for this reason The government of the city of Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, announced that fans involved in illegal associations and others involved in violence have been included in a list of about 6,000 Argentine fans who will not be allowed to enter the soccer World Cup stadiums in Qatar. "The fans involved in the violence are here... We want to bring peace back to football, and violence outside the stadiums," the city's Minister of Justice and Security, Marcelo de Alessandro, told a local radio station. He added: "They are listed for belonging to (violent masses), participating in violent acts and illegal associations, such as (forbidden street businesses) and paying alimony (from divorced parents)." To implement the controls in Qatar, Alessandro said: "As always in the World Cup, delegations from various police agencies (in the country) will be sent to work alo…