By Tribuna Segura: 217 Mendoza residents will not be able to travel to the Club World Cup

The Ministry of Security and Justice is moving forward with measures to eradicate violence in football. A total of 217 Mendoza hooligans are banned from sporting events both in the country and abroad, and will not be able to attend the 2025 Club World Cup , which will be held in the United States .

This measure is part of the ongoing effort the province is carrying out in conjunction with the Safe Tribune program . The list of fans eligible for admission will be sent to the host country's immigration authorities as part of an international strategy aimed at preventing violent individuals from attending mass events.

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The Director General of Community Relations, Hernán Amat, explained that the objective is clear: “To prevent violent offenders from entering stadiums, both in our country and at international events . It is essential that sanctions not only be applied locally but also have international repercussions.”

The official explained that 217 Mendoza fans have been excluded from the Club World Cup for being sanctioned under the Safe Tribune program. " These measures are not isolated; we have been working since last year with systematic registration of people with stadium access restrictions. Most of the sanctions are indefinite and are applied to those who commit acts of violence in matches at all levels, including regional leagues," he emphasized.

Amat also emphasized that Mendoza is at the forefront of coordination with other jurisdictions and countries. " We want to advance cross-referencing data with neighboring countries like Chile , which has its own system, Safe Stadium, to prevent the entry of violent individuals from abroad."

Finally, he supported the Ministry of National Security's decision to extend controls beyond borders , which contributes to progress toward eradicating violence in football and ensures that those who break the law face concrete consequences.