Elections in Boca | Macri replied to Riquelme: “Román, run these 13,000 and we will vote on Sunday.”

In the final stretch of the presidential campaign in Boca, whose definition was suspended this morning by a court ruling that ordered the suspension of the elections, the opposition candidate for vice president, Mauricio Macri, sent a message to Juan Román Riquelme, who will try to continue in the Executive of the club heading the list of the ruling party. Roman, we have a chance to put an end to so many lies you’re telling. If you really want a transparent election, run those gentlemen who entered when they shouldn’t have entered, violating the rights of those who have been paying the membership fee, which is with the hope of one day being a member and with the hope of entering the field, which has also been violated all the time. that’s why there’s yet another mess of partners acting against people in Román’s entourage over the issue of resales. Well, run these 13,000 and we vote on Sunday, which is what we all want. And we will see if people want to continue with this way in which the club is being managed or return to what we used to have, which is an institutionalized, professionalized club, putting the club above all people, and not that the club is ‘like the courtyard of my house’, as he says,” said the former president of Xeneize during an interview on TNT Sports. That’s it. I gave my life for the club, they were the most beautiful moments of my life, I can’t stand one more day that the club is managed in this way,” emphasized Macri, who accompanies presidential candidate Andres Ibarra as his running mate.This Tuesday, Judge Alejandra Abrevaya, of the Civil Court No. 11, granted the complaint filed by Ibarra and decided to suspend the elections “until the situation of the president is defined.” irregularities detected” in the electoral roll. Those anomalies, the magistrate indicated in her ruling, have to do with the number of adherent members who were registered in the last year and went to the category of assets, a maneuver that, it is suspected, could favor the ruling party. In the ruling, Abrevaya said that he found “an extensive list of anomalies in the light of the statutory rules” and that for this reason “the transparency and legitimacy of an act of election of authorities may be in danger or, at least, under suspicion.” According to Ibarra’s presentation, which led to this measure taken today by Abrevaya, between August and November of this year, 9,500 fans directly became active members. “Article 19 of the statute says that seniority is taken into account, and that based on that and the withdrawals that occur, it is registered,” Ibarra explained about the process that an adhering member must complete to be active. When he took the floor again, Macri again addressed Riquelme and the current president of the institution, Jorge Amor Ameal. If what happened, those three months, when strangely nine thousand appeared who had no right to have taken that place, happened without you knowing it, tomorrow in the conciliation they say ‘no problem, we ratify that these 9,000 cannot vote’ and let’s vote on Sunday. Let’s put the truth on the table, which is the important thing, that Boca’s members go to vote and if they want to continue with this form of government, all Boca fans will accept it, and we will try to accompany as all Boca fans have done during these four years on the field, those who agreed and those who did not agree. Now, if they say no, well, there will be a change in Boca, but taking the traps aside,” the former president said. Macri replied to Riquelme about the Qatari number 9 and the sponsorThe former president described as “manipulation of reality” the version that Riquelme gave yesterday about the Qatari sponsor that after a year and a half, decided not to renew the contract with the club. The last time I spoke was six months after the World Cup, when he told me I had to bring the number nine from Qatar. Otherwise, it was going to be complicated for us to continue having Qatar as a sponsor on the shirt. I told him that we love the club, we respect Qatar’s number nine… I don’t know who he is. But we try in every way, and with all the problems that the country has, to bring players who we think can help us,” said the current vice president during an interview with C5N. On Tuesday, Macri contradicted him. He acknowledged that he managed the landing of Qatar Airways for the team’s shirt with Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, Emir of the Arab State, and that he effectively asked Riquelme to incorporate the Qatari 9 Almoez Ali into the squad, but clarified that the contractual relationship between Boca and the airline ended because Hamad Al Thani felt “mistreated”. Román, I sent you the videos on WhatsAppI was sent by Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, a personal friend who is a fan of Boca, a fan of Argentina, who celebrated the Argentine World Cup as much or more than any Argentine. And thanks to this friendship, in my presidency of the Nation, I called him saying ‘Boca was left without a sponsor, you who are a fan of Boca could give him a hand’. And he agreed to sponsor with Qatar Airways paying double what Boca charged,” the former president recalled. Continuing with his story, Macri said that two years later he received a call from the Emir to place a Qatari striker at the club. “I only watched the video, 10 minutes, which of course, I can almost resist an edited video, he’s a good player. I told him ‘Roman, obviously I have no idea if the player plays well or not, but as a matter of education, he asks you to give him a chance at Boca, he takes care of the salary, the ticket, everything costs Boca zero, bring him to Boca, to the squad, give him a few minutes in training, see if he can play in a Copa Argentina match, and that would be enough to look good, because he’s your sponsor and that’s why you’re going to need him when it’s renewed.'” “‘Well, presi, I’ll take care of it,'” Riquelme reportedly replied. But, according to Macri, the former footballer never communicated with anyone in Qatar. What happened? The contract ended. It wasn’t renewed not because I told him to, but because the guy felt mistreated, because he didn’t ask for me to come as a starter, he asked for something normal,” Macri said. And he compared the case to Takahara’s arrival at Boca in the early 2000s: “When I brought Takahara in trying to get Boca into Japan, which wasn’t so famous in Japan, I said the same thing to Bianchi, ‘let’s bring Takahara, see if it works or not’. And he ended up playing and ended up being almost an idol of Boca, everyone wanted him to score a goal, the last goal he did by a miracle. Then he ended up being a goalscorer in Germany, a strange thing, these things that Boca generates, which comes [Edinson] Cavani and he can’t score goals here because Boca has a special pressure.” “They are all lies that don’t add up, this way of campaigning, copying friends that you have telling all lies, it doesn’t work, you have to tell the truth. And the truth is that that cost Boca 10 million dollars just by having a gesture of respect, bringing the player, putting him in the squad, making him practice, seeing if you give a minute to the Copa Argentina, the opening matches that are not so competitive, and that’s where we got a surprise, in the video it looked pretty good,” concluded the former president of the Nation.

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