MADRID — Spain’s anti-violence fee on Monday proposed fines of 60,001 euros ($64,290) and two-year bans from stadiums for every of the 4 males accused of hanging an effigy of Real Madrid participant Vinícius Júnior by the neck off a bridge in Madrid in January.

The fee additionally proposed fines of 5,000 euros and one-year bans from stadiums for every of the three Valencia followers accused of racially insulting Vinícius throughout a Spanish league match on May 21.

The punishment was anticipated to be imposed by native authorities.

Spanish membership Valencia had already banned the three followers for all times from its stadium. The membership was fined 27,000 euros and was punished with the partial closure of Mestalla Stadium for 3 matches.

All seven individuals had been arrested a few days after the racial abuse in Valencia prompted an outpouring of help for Vinícius and a fast response by authorities and soccer officers.

The seven individuals have been launched pending additional investigation by authorities. They may all face legal fees, although to this point nobody has ever gone to trial in Spain for racially abusing an expert soccer participant.

The incident of the effigy occurred on Jan. 26 within the buildup to a derby match between Real Madrid and Atletico Madrid.

The 22-year-old Vinícius, who's Black, has been subjected to repeated racist taunts since he arrived in Spain 5 years in the past from his native Brazil. He has criticized Spanish soccer and native authorities for his or her lack of motion.

The Spanish soccer federation and the Brazilian soccer federation on Monday introduced that Spain will host Brazil in a pleasant to mark each nations’ battle towards racism. The recreation can be performed subsequent March in Spain.

The Brazilian federation had strongly defended Vinícius after he was insulted and criticized Spanish soccer and native authorities for his or her lack of motion to guard the Brazilian participant.

“We agreed that we had to build things together, not only lament what had happened,” Spanish federation president Luis Rubiales stated. “This game shows our unity and our dedication to fight together against everything that harms the values of soccer.”

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