The Minister of Culture and Sports, miquel icetaexpected that in the so-called “Case of Negreira” “all information” is given as well as “the highest collaboration with justice”, while asking everyone for “more humility” and “a biblical reading: ‘He who is free from sin casts the first stone’ “.
This is how the minister expressed himself in an event organized by the Barcelona Tribuna d’Amics del País, presented by Michael Rockwhen they asked him about this issue, warned, also, that “any explanation based on victimhood is born lame”.
He recalled that the ministry, by not wanting to “ignore” what happened because it “hurts sport, not just football”, ended up appearing in legal proceedings, which “will last as long as necessary and will have the resources , but it is in everyone’s interest to be able to provide the best and highest explanation”.
“Meanwhile – he continued -, the videos are being made and so on. Since I don’t follow them closely, I can say that I haven’t seen them yet. I will ask everyone for more humility, then a reading in the Bible: Who man is free from sin to cast the first stone. There are always things that can be useful in cases like this, such as rules of conduct.”
At the moment, in his opinion, “everyone is interested in a certain clarification and this process does not weaken one of our signs of identity. I am not from Barça and I can say this”, and he added that: ” we need powerful clubs and good running.”
In Barça, he admitted, there will be those who will see a “black hand”, because the case “comes at a time of dynamics and a strong sports career, which makes us all happy, even those of us who are not from Barça “.
Knowing that he could be criticized for this, he concluded by saying that he also read that “all this is an attempt to prevent Barça from becoming a members’ club in favor of a sports limited company”. “I believe that Barça has the obligation to show that a club of members can be better managed than any sports limited company”, he specified.
Source: La Verdad
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