Let's talk about football: Colombia's going like that 30 days before 2021 Copa América
In addition to the socioeconomic crisis, the nation is hosting the gathering. Infrastructure and more, and more.
Author:Gabriel MartinezReviewer:Daniel ClarkMay 13, 20213.8K Shares482.8K Views
Final stretch for the Copa América 2021: the ball will start rolling in Argentina and Colombia in 30 days since Conmebol and its ten affiliated federations have determined that up to this stage. While the structure of both venues has been criticized, it appears that the die has been cast and they will play with the two countries that control the continent's north and south.
As a result, Colombia, which is going through a severe social crisis, is working to go beyond its current state of public order, with the country's four major cities planning to host the gathering. That is why we work in hotel infrastructure, sporting facilities, and training centers, as well as maintaining a true health bubble to ensure that delegations are safe in the face of the covid-19 pandemic.
Bogotá, Medellin, Cali, and Barranquilla are all working hard to ensure that their stadiums are in tip-top shape. Similarly, hotels, airports, bridges, and all tourist destinations are, to the best of their abilities, prepared to host the competition, which will take place from June 13 to July 10.
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