Images from the Venezuela-Peru match. Photo: Goal.com.
This Tuesday, Venezuela and Peru faced each other at the National Stadium in Lima, but the match stopped being the center of attention when panelists of the Peruvian radio program A PresiĂłn insulted Venezuelan women.
In a video broadcast on social networks, the panelists can be heard making denigrating, xenophobic, and obscene statements regarding Venezuelan women after a user asked âif Venezuela wins, will the whores raise or lower their prices?”
Carlos âEl Negroâ GalvĂĄn was in charge of reading the message and described it as an âimportant question,â mocking Venezuelan women in this way.
Subsequently, the host Peter ArÊvalo and other panelists, such as Bruno Cavassa, Gonzalo Núùez, Marko Ciurlizza, and Gustavo Roverano, began to laugh and make various lewd innuendos during the live broadcast.
EnsĂŠĂąenle esto a los jugadores, tenemos que hacerlos mierda en su casa đŞđťđŞ pic.twitter.com/8wNHvjerZ5
— Peseteiro (@jpeseteiroDT) November 19, 2023
The Ministry of Women and Vulnerable Populations of Peru forcefully rejected the sexist and discriminatory comments of the group of sports panelists of the program A PresiĂłn.
The ministry urged society to âopenly reject these types of messagesâ and stop seeing and listening to voices “that promote sexist and discriminatory discourse.â
âThese comments, denigrating towards women and openly xenophobic, have nothing to do with sport, and are unacceptable,” wrote the ministry in a statement. “Not only are they offensive towards women, they promote violence against women and reduce women to the category of sexual objects lacking dignity.”
#MIMPinforma | Ministerio de la Mujer y Poblaciones Vulnerables rechaza enĂŠrgicamente las expresiones machistas y discriminatorias de un grupo de comentaristas deportivos en el programa âA PresiĂłnâ, que se emite por Internet. â¤ľď¸ pic.twitter.com/r621yOm9BY
— Ministerio de la Mujer y Poblaciones Vulnerables (@MimpPeru) November 19, 2023
The game between Venezuela and Peru ended in a tie.
More xenophobia
Although Venezuelans who emigrate work with dignity, other Peruvian commentators, on another program broadcast via streaming, also denigrated those compatriots who make a living as delivery people.
El Juego de hoy entre la selecciĂłn absoluta de fĂştbol de Venezuela đťđŞ y la de Peru a mi entender para nosotros ya es una cuestiĂłn de orgulloâŚ
Vamos muchachos, hay que reventar en la cancha hoy a los peruanos paâque respeten⌠pic.twitter.com/1cxfj5ED48— Rainier Diaz (@RainieRDiaz13) November 21, 2023
The Peruvian authorities
Earlier it was learned that Peruvian authorities activated an immigration control device outside the stadium where Venezuela will play. Therefore, several network users condemned this action and alleged that Peru is violating FIFA’s statutes, as it is a discriminatory measure.
#MigracionesPerĂş đľđŞ, junto a la @PoliciaPeru, realizarĂĄ control de identidad a personas extranjeras en el Estadio Nacional, previo al partido #PeruvsVenezuela.
Tanto nacionales o como extranjeros, #TodosNosIdentificamos y contribuimos a la seguridad y orden interno. pic.twitter.com/sRN4rtMn8w
— Migraciones PerĂş (@MigracionesPe) November 21, 2023
According to internet users, the Peruvian Football Federation is violating Article 4 of the FIFA statute, which requires associated federations to declare themselves neutral and uphold âindependence and prevention of political interference.â
In the latest update of the FIFA statutes for member associations, the rule appears in Article 15 of the general provisions.
(RedRadioVe) by Milena Bravo
Translation: Orinoco Tribune
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