No detainees for the episode of extreme violence in the Querétaro stadium

The Government of Querétaro has reported this Monday that 19 of the 26 wounded have already been discharged after the pitched battle on Saturday at the Corregidora stadium.

However, five people remain delicate and one in serious condition.

"It is incredible that there are no deaths, the bodies are literally inert, however, my responsibility is to tell the truth," said Governor Mauricio Kuri.

“Official data indicates that so far we have no deaths.

I understand that the images are disturbing.

Unfortunately, images have been spread on networks about which it was claimed that they had died, ”he added.

His message referred to the fact that Facebook and Twitter have been filled with hoaxes about the events and instead showed images that had occurred in the 2012 tragedy in Egypt or even episodes of violence in Argentina.

What has raised the indignation is that the Prosecutor's Office has not yet arrested anyone.

The main reason, as the authorities have justified, is that the investigation process is still open.

Hours later, Kuri mentioned that they have identified more than 30 suspects, according to what he told the

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The same fans of Querétaro and Atlas have collected photographs and videos of the aggressors who attacked without remorse and with their faces exposed.

"The lesson that this leaves us is not to stop moralizing Mexico, to insist that we can only be happy by being good, that happiness is not wealth, but rather being good with ourselves and with others," he limited himself to comment Andrés Manuel López Obrador, president of Mexico, after two days without offering a message or condemnation in this regard.

In the first half of his term there have been more than 105,000 murders and more than 90,000 missing persons.

A spiral of violence that hits and hits Mexico.

All the owners of the 18 Mexican clubs will meet this Tuesday to present urgent measures so that the soccer business continues and corner radical fans.

From the offices of the Mexican League they have assured that the day will be played next weekend that coincides with the country's biggest classic between Chivas and America, although they will seek to prevent the entry of the brave bars and, in the medium term, credential to the fans.

In the last matches of the Mexican team, a measure was promoted to ask fans to register through a Federation platform with their personal data and then present a QR code at the stadium gates to be let through.

The measure was promoted mainly to eradicate homophobic shouting in the stands.

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