VALLADOLID, 3 Ene. (EUROPA PRESS) –
LaLiga has filed the corresponding complaints for the racist insults against the player Vinicius Jr during the match between Real Valladolid and Real Madrid last day, before the competent judicial, administrative and sports bodies.
A criminal complaint for hate crimes has been filed before the investigating courts of Valladolid, accompanied by the audiovisual evidence collected in the investigation that has been carried out through images and sounds published in open sources.
Likewise, from LaLiga, as reported through a statement collected by Europa Press, the investigating courts of Valladolid have been asked to transfer the aforementioned complaint to the Hate Crimes Prosecutor’s Office for their appearance in this case.
On the other hand, and as has been done for several seasons, a complaint has been filed for racist insults before the RFEF Competition Committee and the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport, for study and sanction assessment.
Likewise, LaLiga announces that it will continuously increase its efforts to eradicate any type of violence, racism or xenophobia inside and outside the stadiums.
To this end, the number of LaLiga integrity officers present at matches with a risk of racist insults will increase, in order to maximize the detection and identification of this type of conduct that has no place in sport.
In addition, in those stadiums where it is considered that there is a risk of possible racist behavior in the stands, messages will be broadcast through the public address system and advertising media that surround the pitch to fight and condemn racism.
The objective of LaLiga is zero violence in sport and for this purpose different training, prevention, detection and reporting practices are carried out each day, which are transferred to the State Commission against Violence, Racism, Xenophobia and Intolerance in Sport, as well as the Prosecutor for hate crimes.
In the same way, LaLiga denounces and appears as an accusation in any criminal proceeding related to violent acts that occurred in the field of football.
LaLiga continues to work with the clubs, players, authorities and all parties involved in the sport to ensure that there is no place in football for any kind of violent or racist behaviour.
