On Saturday, March 19, at 7:00 p.m., the Tigers of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (UANL) will receive the Rayados de Monterrey. Despite the restrictions that have been approved by other clubs in the country, the bars of the two institutions will be able to move around the state and perform their usual acts before the Classic Regio. However, the security authorities in Nuevo León will implement a mega operation to avoid confrontations.
The animation groups known as Libres and Lokos, as well as La Addicción, received permission to carry out a couple of caravans in different parts of the state. To this end, the entity's Secretary of Security, Aldo Fasci, assured that they will be protected by about 2,000 security elements attached to the municipal and state levels. However, to ensure calm, he confirmed the presence of elements of the Army and the National Guard.
“This morning it was agreed that the National Guard and the Mexican Army are going to accompany us. Obviously it is a different operation, it is to promote peace and tranquility in the game,” he argued.
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