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Argentine Government Approves Of $54M To Be Spent On Fútbol Para Todos Program

The Argentine government approved the spending of 761 million Argentine pesos ($54M) for the televising of this season of the Argentine first division as part of the "Fútbol para Todos" program, according to CLARÍN. This sum was agreed upon on Feb. 1 by the Argentine FA and the secretary general of the presidency. The agreement means that "by virtue of the current situation, through this act they have the ability to modify the contract and establish a transition period in which the obligations of both parties will be regulated throughout this period" (CLARÍN, 2/10).

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