SHOCKING: 6,000 Argentine fans barred from 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar

SHOCKING: 6,000 Argentine fans barred from 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar

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According to the Buenos Aires city government, a list of at least 6,000 Argentine supporters has been prohibited from entering World Cup stadiums in Qatar. “The violent ones are here and in Qatar. We want to bring peace back to football and that the violent ones are outside the stadiums,” According to ESPN, the city’s Minister of Justice and Security Marcelo D’Alessandro made these remarks in a radio interview.

According to D’Alessandro, the fans were subject to the ban because they were “barras” (violent fans), engaged in illegal activity, and owed support (from separated parents). Delegations from several Argentine police organizations will be sent to work with the Qatari security officials in Qatar to carry out the orders.

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He claimed that 1,547 fans of the city’s four major football clubs who have a history of fighting or engaging in other acts of public disorder during games have been denied entry to the stadiums.

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Qatar FIFA World Cup rules for fans and visitors

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Over a million World Cup supporters are getting ready to travel to the Gulf to watch the month-long tournament in Qatar starting in November. In the Middle East, where this World Cup is being held for the first time, social mores and religious beliefs are expected to differ from those observed at some prior competitions.

Visitors must apply for a Hayya card, a fan ID that serves as an entry visa and provides free public transportation within Doha. Although a vaccination is not necessary to enter Qatar, anybody traveling to the World Cup aged six or older must show proof of a negative coronavirus test when they arrive at the airport before their flight.

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Swimwear is permitted at hotel beaches and pools, however while entering public spaces like museums and governmental structures, visitors are asked to cover their shoulders and knees. In addition to forbidding shirt removal within stadiums, the much-publicized air-conditioned stadiums are made to keep fans at a comfortable temperature.
Although unmarried friends of different genders or couples are permitted to share a room during the competition, cohabitation of unmarried couples is illegal in Qatar.

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