Crisis in El Porvenir: the president has the right of admission and the “designer” has ended up under arrest

The news of Future lately they occupy space in the sports pages, beyond what happens on the pitch. This time, due to a member of the circle surrounding the club president, Enrico Merelathat he cannot attend any stadium because his name is on the schedule Safe Grandstand. That’s why he didn’t go to see his home team against on Saturday Berazateguifor the seventh date of the tournament of First C.

Who participated was Jonathan Cardosowhose participation is forbidden even for the same episode in which he acted with Merelas: a discussion with a partisan journalist in which the president tore and broke his microphone, he spat on it.

The last date happened, when the please visited the Argentino de Merlo field. The reporters attacked “Porve world” they were assisted by police officers affected by the Aprevide operation and then filed a complaint.

“The Aprevide has applied the right of admission to Jonathan Cardozo, former head of the bar, personal security of the president of the club and planner of the institute”, reported the Buenos Aires agency.

Cardozo was picked up from the changing rooms and taken to a checkpoint of the Tribuna Segura program, where the ban was verified and he was transferred by patrol car to Ufi 3 in Morón, where the case of the attack is underway to journalists.

If Merelas had gone to Gerli’s stadium, he would have experienced exactly the same situation.

What happened to Merlo?

Before the start of the match, Mundo Porvenir reporters were previewing in one of the broadcasting booths of the Juan Carlos Brieva stadium, home of the Argentino de Merlo. But at one point, Merelas cut off the coverage and started verbally assaulting one of the reporters who was conducting the show.

“Why are there people being expelled from the club?” the reporter asked Merelas. And at that moment the president of El Porve tried to remove and break the microphone while he continued to insult him (he also accused the journalist of “drug dealing”).

Those around called a police officer who was in the stadium, who approached to try to separate them both from the fight. After the quarrel, some close friends of Merelas continued the attack, spitting at the stand and threatening journalists.