A proposal from the government of Javier Milei It has the Argentine soccer team on alert, which would be at risk of receiving a drastic sanction from Fifa and Conmebol.
The proposal of the president of Argentina is that football clubs can become Sports Joint Stock Companies (SAD), as stated in the Urgent Necessity Decree (DNU), which set off alarms in the Argentine Sports Confederation (CAD).
The CAD presented an appeal to request the precautionary suspension of the measures included in the DNU and warned that if the decree promulgated by Milei continues, Argentina risks that its teams could be sanctioned, so participation in the next America's Cup and at the Paris Olympic Games.
In its argument, the Confederation highlights that the Government has used this extraordinary resource inappropriately.
“This conduct and procedure of the Executive Branch violates art. 20 of Law 20,655, which recognizes the autonomy of the Civil Sports Associations that are members of the Institutional System of Sports and Physical Activity in the free exercise of their functions. It is noteworthy that this text in the sports regulations is demanded by supra-national organizations (associations, federations and international sports confederations), including the International Olympic Committee, the International Paralympic Committee and especially by the International Federation of Associated Football (FIFA). , “in whose statutes they stipulate severe penalties in the case of interference by governments in matters related to the institutional life of the entities that comprise it.”warns the CAD.
The CAD warns about the risk of marginalization of Argentine soccer clubs from international competitions and the suspension of the participation of the Argentine National Team in the Copa América and the Olympic Games.
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) prohibited the transformation into SAD, but there is a risk that some association will resort to justice, generating a conflict between the decisions of the members and the imposition of the Executive Branch.
Argentina, led by Lionel Messiis the current world champion and will also defend the crown in the Copa América.
Recently it was the Brazilian Football Confederation that was at risk of sanction for state intervention, to the point that Fifa sent a delegation to Rio de Janeiro to inspect the situation.
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