Fine for racism

The South American Football Confederation (Conmebol) On Wednesday a fine of $ 105,000 imposed at workshops for racist Argentine Club conduct Sao PauloCorresponding to the first date of the Copa Libertadores group stage.

The Conmebol Disciplinary Commission, an organization based in the city of Paraguayan of Luque, founded that the Córdoba City Club will have to pay $ 100,000 and pay another 5,000 dollars for events at the meeting held on April 2, at Mario Alberto Kempes Stadium.

Specifically, that opportunity considers that article 15.2 of the discipline code of Conmebol.

He also saw an offense in Article 12.2 literally c) of the aforementioned code, which is associated with the “minimum rules of what should be considered as acceptable -accepted conduct in the field of sports and organized football.”

In addition to the strange penalty, the governing body of the South American football body has ordered workshops to the next game at home, “showing a sign with the phrase ‘enough racism'” at the start of the promise, “at the time of developing teams against the tribune of honor.”

The phrase “enough racism” and published in the official social networks of a communication campaign with that phrase “in the past three days” in comparison, should also appear on the stadium screen.

After the Group D Match where Workshops It fell 0-1 against Sao Paulo, images of fans who made racist actions known and insulted the rival team’s followers, celebrating the result.

On April 25, former Brazil soccer player Ronaldo Luiz Nazário de Lima said the resistance to racism, violence and football discrimination should join clubs, players, governments and fans.

Ronaldo led the permanent job team to combat racism, discrimination and violence in South American football, created by Conmebol on March 27, in response to recent incidents that were registered in regional football.