Overview

• Argentine prosecutors ordered the release of 104 Universidad de Chile supporters detained after the Copa Sudamericana violence, a move publicly confirmed by Chilean President Gabriel Boric.
• Independiente’s Libertadores de América stadium was closed for forensic work, the Independiente–Platense league match was postponed, and a technical commission was formed to review security operations.
• CONMEBOL said it will send incident reports to its Disciplinary Commission, as authorities and internal documents flagged lapses such as insufficient security presence in the visitors’ sector and protocol breaches.
• Reports cited about 19 people injured in the clashes, with at least two in serious condition, and tensions persisted with a reported incident at a police station involving released Chilean supporters.
• In Mexico City, 13 people were detained in the May killings of two aides to head of government Clara Brugada; a judge ordered preventive detention for one woman, prosecutors said six detainees had outstanding warrants, and a hearing is scheduled to decide formal charges.