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Moments ago the news broke that the Justice ordered the preventive closure of the South Tribune of the Alberto J. Armando stadium, better known as La Bombonera, due to “building deficiencies” and in view of “potential security risks.” The decision of the Public Prosecutor of the City comes hours of the duel between Boca Juniors and Central Córdoba de Santiago del Estero, which will be played this Sunday at 7:15 p.m. This measure causes the Xeneize team to lose between 4,000 and 5,000 seats for that match.

The measure was requested by the Buenos Aires MPF following the investigation launched ex officio by the Specialized Prosecutor for Massive Events on January 29, the date on which Boca defeated Atlético Tucumán 1-0 as a local.

The Criminal, Misdemeanor and Offenses Court No. 1, in charge of Doctor Rodolfo Ariza Clericiwas the one who ordered the preventive closure of the sector to complete the skills and inspections on the spot.

In the context of the Prosecutor’s investigation for having supposedly exceeded the capacity of capacity and ticket resale (there were access problems on the first date of the Super League), a video of a fan in the now closed grandstand in the that cracks can be seen before the movement of the fans. “It does not beat, it is dangerous,” read the caption in the filming.

The experts in charge considered that there are “certain shortcomings and building deficiencies combined with an excess of public, constitute a dangerous situation.”

Right in that sector of the field, the club’s infrastructure department carried out a test during the first days of January with canvas pools filled with water simulating the weight of the public, a procedure that, according to what the leadership indicated, they carry out every six months.

At that time, sources from the club located at Brandsen 805 told infobae: “A liter of water is equivalent to a kilogram of weight, so through this load test the pool can be filled in one sector and then in another. In addition, with an extensometer it is possible to measure the deformation of the surface according to the different loads”.

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In the midst of the inmates in the Frente de Todos for the definition of the candidacies, President Alberto Fernández returned to bet yesterday for unity, during an act that he led in the province of Entre Ríos.

“You have to try to do something more to end the divisions in Argentina, because the truth is that divided everything is more difficult, it is much easier to do it together, understand that if we join efforts it is much easier to win,” he said.

The president’s words are especially important while the different internal sectors have already started the bid for the conformation of payrolls throughout the country and the definition of the presidential candidate for space.

“We have to listen to each other, see how we get ahead, and that is the secret of the future of Argentina: lower the noise of those who shout and listen more to the silent voice of those who need and want to live in a better country,” he said.

The President was there with Governor Gustavo Bordet, one of the provincial references who had refused to sign the request for impeachment once morest the Supreme Court that drives the national government.

Facing the campaign, Fernández maintained that “the recovery process of Argentina needs to include everyone”, and assured that “we have the peace of mind that there is not a single municipality in Argentina that has not received public works from the national State”. , and “we did not ask anyone how they think, what color is their political flag, we all, all, all of them went to help them.”

He also insisted that “some will continue to be angry, others to criticize. I am convinced, every day more convinced, that it is time for the hubbub of politics to calm down a bit and for the smiles of the people to start ringing”.

Chicanas. In his message from the city of Concepción del Uruguay, the President also made reference to the post-pandemic recovery of both gastronomic and tourist activities throughout the country.

“When I see that the hotel and gastronomy industry is full, now it turns out that the complaints I hear are that to go eat you have to wait two hours; well, welcome back,” she said. The reference is linked to a video that went viral through social networks where some American tourists waited regarding three hours to eat at a well-known grill in Palermo.