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The most humiliating and insulting thing about this tragedy is that the Official Press is saying there were only injured people when everybody can clearly see there are several dead. Some say as much as 20. But remember in Mexico it is all about protecting the business, not the sport, not the safety of the people but it's all about the money.
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So why did this even happen? I can’t imagine Queretaro and Atlas are rivals.
This happened about 5 years ago in Veracruz as well. When that happened security did not intervene and Veracruz was handed a one game stadium ban which is comical.
This happened about 5 years ago in Veracruz as well. When that happened security did not intervene and Veracruz was handed a one game stadium ban which is comical.
Mexico suspends league soccer matches after massive brawl
Mexico’s top-division soccer league suspended all matches scheduled for Sunday after a huge brawl among fans during the previous day's match between host Queretaro and Atlas from Guadalajara, the reigning league champion. “We regret and condemn these events, which run contrary to the spirit of...
Liga MX and FMF need some serious shakeup. This, the homophobic chants, the lack of relegation/promotion, the financial collapse teams like Veracruz and BUAP.
I guess because some were striped of their clothes and kicked in the balls, and some others took or their shirt to avoid been id as an Atlas fans and been kicked literally in the balls.
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https://sports.yahoo.com/mexico-aut...-liga-mx-match-queretaro-atlas-212125878.html
This is all fine and dandy, but it means nothing I’d Queretaro as a club isn’t held responsible as well.
This is all fine and dandy, but it means nothing I’d Queretaro as a club isn’t held responsible as well.
JFC! There are HEBs in Queretaro too?!
What does El Paso have to do? Can Oscar Leeser work his magic?!!
Hell, when Presi Ortega ran for mayor, the dude wanted to bring NASCAR to the borderland.
What does El Paso have to do? Can Oscar Leeser work his magic?!!
Hell, when Presi Ortega ran for mayor, the dude wanted to bring NASCAR to the borderland.
That guy’s account of what happened was ****ed up. If people had homemade weapons it definitely doesn’t sound like an in the moment act of violence.
There are rumors that this was orchestrated by the Mexican President in order to blame the opposition government of Queretaro State, ever since this year there will be elections in that state and also to take away a lot of the negative reputation the president has been gaining for corruption the past months.
The first ten have been arrested: https://diario.mx/deportes/detienen...en-estadio-de-queretaro-20220308-1906159.html
The punishment's for the Queretaro White Roosters is a 1.5 million PESOS fine, plus one year without public in all home games, and to disincorporate the current Querétaro administration people, (FMF will take over) and that's about it: https://diario.mx/deportes/multa-de...blico-en-el-corregidora-20220308-1906245.html
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Remember, in Mexico its ALL about the money. ESPN also needs revenue if you ask me.
Somebody sent me this in spanish and I translated it to english:
Think wrong and be right!
Analyzing carefully photo by photo and video by video what happened yesterday in Querétaro, one can conclude that it was not a spontaneous fight between rival batons, everything points to a planned, premeditated and ordered act with some purpose.
Why did some of those who initiated the attacks (presumed Querétaro fans) carry communication radios and weapons inside the stadium?
Why did various elements of the stadium security open the gates for the assailants to beat the Atlas fans and why did the same security elements also actively participate in beating the Atlas fans? This is documented in several videos and in the testimony of several injured Atlas fans who were interviewed by TV Azteca upon leaving the hospital.
Coincidentally, the events unfold the same day that the scandal of the audios that demonstrate the corruption and complicity between the Attorney General of the Republic, Gertz Manero, and magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation arises. Curiously, the violent acts take place in a traditionally peaceful state like Querétaro, governed by the PAN. Ironically, the violent acts occur in a city, Querétaro, which has been characterized —like Mérida— as one of the healthiest, most respectful and safest cities in the country.
Throughout the morning and part of the afternoon of yesterday, Saturday, there was a lot of talk about the scandal of Prosecutor Gertz Manero, but after what happened in Querétaro, the issue of Gertz Manero was diluted and was overshadowed by the issue of violence in the Corregidora stadium From queretaro. And surely it will continue like this tomorrow, Monday, and the rest of the week, President López Obrador himself will speak more about the violence in Querétaro and will try to avoid talking about his attorney general.
What "coincidentally" happened in Querétaro fell like a glove for AMLO, today we all talk about Querétaro, but not about Gertz Manero. AMLO himself will surely blame the previous governments for the violence in Querétaro, he will blame the PAN government of Querétaro and will not let go of the issue, he will take it as a flag to distract from the Gertz Manero issue and to hit a state governed by the opposition.
A perverse and Machiavellian mind is capable of that and much more.
Think wrong and be right!
Analyzing carefully photo by photo and video by video what happened yesterday in Querétaro, one can conclude that it was not a spontaneous fight between rival batons, everything points to a planned, premeditated and ordered act with some purpose.
Why did some of those who initiated the attacks (presumed Querétaro fans) carry communication radios and weapons inside the stadium?
Why did various elements of the stadium security open the gates for the assailants to beat the Atlas fans and why did the same security elements also actively participate in beating the Atlas fans? This is documented in several videos and in the testimony of several injured Atlas fans who were interviewed by TV Azteca upon leaving the hospital.
Coincidentally, the events unfold the same day that the scandal of the audios that demonstrate the corruption and complicity between the Attorney General of the Republic, Gertz Manero, and magistrates of the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation arises. Curiously, the violent acts take place in a traditionally peaceful state like Querétaro, governed by the PAN. Ironically, the violent acts occur in a city, Querétaro, which has been characterized —like Mérida— as one of the healthiest, most respectful and safest cities in the country.
Throughout the morning and part of the afternoon of yesterday, Saturday, there was a lot of talk about the scandal of Prosecutor Gertz Manero, but after what happened in Querétaro, the issue of Gertz Manero was diluted and was overshadowed by the issue of violence in the Corregidora stadium From queretaro. And surely it will continue like this tomorrow, Monday, and the rest of the week, President López Obrador himself will speak more about the violence in Querétaro and will try to avoid talking about his attorney general.
What "coincidentally" happened in Querétaro fell like a glove for AMLO, today we all talk about Querétaro, but not about Gertz Manero. AMLO himself will surely blame the previous governments for the violence in Querétaro, he will blame the PAN government of Querétaro and will not let go of the issue, he will take it as a flag to distract from the Gertz Manero issue and to hit a state governed by the opposition.
A perverse and Machiavellian mind is capable of that and much more.
CJNG allegedly behind the violence at Corregidora Stadium between Atlas- Queretaro fans
The leader of the huachicol cartel in San Juan del Río, known as "El Beto", allegedly took several individuals to settle accounts with members of the Atlas soccer club, presumably linked to the Jalisco Cartel - New Generation.
I read this when it happened. I don’t know how true it is.
It might be possible, and Mexican President AMLO might be involved as well. This Mexican President (AMLO) is known from been an allied with the Narcos in a very cynical and open way. He released el Chapo's son the same day they captured him, he attended the same el Chapo's son Birthday Party and spoke with his Grandmother (Chapo's mother) and there's video of it, he said el Chapo shouldn't be called by that name. He even said the name Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación didn't sound right because it hurts Jalisco's reputation, that they should change the name, and many many many other things going on.CJNG allegedly behind the violence at Corregidora Stadium between Atlas- Queretaro fans
The leader of the huachicol cartel in San Juan del Río, known as "El Beto", allegedly took several individuals to settle accounts with members of the Atlas soccer club, presumably linked to the Jalisco Cartel - New Generation.www.elfutbolero.us
I read this when it happened. I don’t know how true it is.
