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According to sources in the Spanish press, Barcelona will hold an extraordinary meeting today. In it, it is likely that President Josep Maria Bartomeu will resign.
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President Bartomeu tries to extend the vote of no confidence in Barcelona
The situation has become even more tragic when, recently, Barcelona lost to Real Madrid 1-3 in the Super Clásico game at the Camp Nou. According to many newspapers in Spain, today the Barcelona Board of Directors will hold an extraordinary meeting.
During this meeting, it was said that the club president, Bartomeu, wanted to delay the vote of no confidence (scheduled for November 1). If this is not achieved, it is likely that the Barcelona owner will have to resign soon.
Previously, on Friday of last week, the Vice President of Catalonia, Pere Aragonés and the Minister of Health of Catalonia, Meritxell Budó, asked the Spanish Government to decree the alarm for the Covid-19 pandemic. and ask people to stay home.
However, surprisingly, on the same day, the Minister of Sports of Catalonia, Gerard Figueras, sent a letter to the general director of the Barcelona Club, Oscar Grau, to announce that the country of Catalonia is free from legal obstacles and any health. On the other hand, the vote of no confidence in the president of Barcelona, Bartomeu, was still normal.
The interior of Barcelona became increasingly chaotic
Barcelona’s elites, led by President Bartomeu, sent a letter to Gerard Figueras hoping that he would reconsider the referendum that took place on November 1 over concerns of the epidemic.
President Bartomeu said that the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic will make it difficult for the people to vote. He also highlighted that 60% of the Barça fans live far from the Camp Nou and many of the members are over 60 years old (vulnerable age to the Covid-19 epidemic).
However, the opposition, led by Jordi Farré, the Barcelona presidential candidate, insisted that on January 1 a vote of no-confidence should take place with President Bartomeu as planned. 11. Otherwise, they will file a lawsuit in court.
According to a source from Mundo Deportivo, in the event that President Bartomeu resigns at today’s meeting (because if a vote of no confidence is approved, he will only be in office for a few more days), then a Director will temporarily take control of the seat hot. After that, the club will have to hold elections after 40-90 days to find a new president.
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