The Minister of National Security, Patricia Bullrich, will present the Anti-Barras Bill, which aims to combat the activities of organized fans. According to official sources, this initiative seeks to declare organized fans as a special type of illicit association, hold club leaders accountable for the actions of these criminal groups, and impose harsh penalties to eradicate violence in the sports arena.
As part of the project, there is a proposal to consider organized fans as criminal organizations, which would allow for greater effectiveness in pursuing their members and leaders. Additionally, the intent is to involve football clubs in the fight against violence in the stands, establishing clear responsibilities to avoid complicity in illicit activities.
Regarding sanctions, it is proposed to implement stricter measures against those who promote violence in sports, including imposing harsher penalties and banning entry to stadiums for those involved in violent incidents. This initiative aims to create a legal framework that allows for the dismantling of organized fans and ensures safety at sporting events.
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**Patricia Bullrich's Statement on the Anti-Barras Bill:** "With this Law, we seek to end years of impunity and complicity in the world of football. We want to eradicate violence from the fields and put an end to the negative influence of organized fans in our sport. It is essential that clubs take responsibility in this process and work actively to dissociate themselves from these criminal organizations."
