The clásico between All Boys and Atlanta, held at the end of June in Floresta, left a serious stain off the field. The regrettable acts of discrimination and antisemitism carried out by a group of Albo supporters sparked a strong institutional response and now have their first individual consequence: the barra Gastón Alejandro Krabbe has been sanctioned with an indefinite ban from entering stadiums.
The measure was communicated through the Official Bulletin, where the Ministry of Security of the City of Buenos Aires, through the Directorate of Security at Sporting Events, decided to apply the figure of "administrative attendance restriction" to Krabbe at all sporting events in the country.
Krabbe fue vetado por tiempo indeterminado de todo evento deportivo en el país
The document states that the supporter was "identified as the initiator of xenophobic, discriminatory, and racist chants against the Jewish community, represented by Club Atlanta" during the match.
A reprehensible and planned act
On July 21, the Ministry of National Security had already acted through the Tribuna Segura program, sanctioning another sixAll Boys barras for antisemitic behavior prior to the match. Back then, the supporters displayed a coffin with Atlanta's colors and an Israeli flag, in addition to chanting antisemitic songs and flying a drone with a Palestinian flag inside the stadium.
Monday's report indicated that, following the formal complaint, the Division of Preventive Reports of the City Police analyzed images shared in the media and on social networks, managing to identify several of those involved. This led to Resolution No. 86, dated June 30, which formalized the ban on access and presence in stadiums for those responsible.
From the environment of the Ministry headed by Patricia Bullrich, it was emphasized that these measures seek to combat and eradicate expressions of hate at sporting events and set a precedent of zero tolerance for discrimination in the stands.
