They propose that CONADE and SSPC advise organizers of sporting events to eradicate violence

 

• Every 4.7 weeks there are aggressions related to soccer, in any of its professional divisions, warns Noé Castañón
  
   

 

With the aim of eradicating violence in sports venues, Senator Noé Castañón Ramírez proposed that the National Commission of Physical Culture and Sports (CONADE), together with the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, advise the organizers of sporting events.

 

In an initiative, which he registered in the gazette of February 2 and which took turns to the united commissions of Youth andSport, and First Legislative Studies, hesigned that it is necessary to strengthen interinstitutional relations in order to guarantee the safety of the attendees.

 

Castañón Ramírez also stated that the manifestations of violence in massive sporting events are not an isolated event, since, according to investigations every 4.7 weeks there are aggressions related to soccer, in any of its professional divisions.

 

The legislator of Movimiento Ciudadano recalled that on March 5, 2022, in the stadium "La Corregidora", in Querétaro, a fight broke out between the fans of two soccer teams, in which 26 people were injured, of which three were in serious condition.

 

Even in the videos that circulated on social networks, organized groups are shown hitting, kicking and dragging various people inside the sports venue.

 

He added that, among other violent episodes in this type of shows, is the invasion of the Jalisco stadium field, in which the followers of the Atlas and Guadalajara Clubs faced each other on May 17, 2015; a street fight in the vicinity of the Estadio Universitario Monterrey, among others.

 

In the initiative, which seeks to reform Article 137 of the General Law of Physical Culture and Sports, Noé Castañón said that the aforementioned incidents are the most emblematic, but they are not the only ones, so it is necessary to strengthen inter-institutional relations in order to guarantee the safety of families and fans in general.