
“Seguimos secuestrados”: por qué la seleccion de Bolivia no pudo salir de Venez…
El retraso interfiere con la planificación deportiva de los jugadores.
Bolivian Football Team Stranded in Venezuela After Flight Denied: 'This Doesn't Lead to Anything Good' The Bolivian national football team experienced an unexpected setback on their return journey from an international match. Their scheduled charter flight from Maturín Airport in Venezuela was denied departure, leaving the team stranded and forced to return to their hotel. The incident occurred on June 7th, 2025, causing significant disruption and raising questions about the logistical arrangements for the team's travel. A spokesperson for the Bolivian Football Federation (FBF) expressed frustration, stating, "Venezuela didn't allow the return flight of the Bolivian national team without explanation. We contacted the minister and the consul a week ago, warning them that this could happen. These things don't lead to anything good." The FBF maintains it possesses all necessary documentation and permits for the team's return. The unexpected delay caused considerable inconvenience for the players and staff. The FBF is now working to secure alternative travel arrangements to ensure the team's prompt return to Bolivia. The incident underscores the complexities and potential challenges involved in international sporting events and the need for smooth coordination between sporting organizations and government authorities.
El retraso interfiere con la planificación deportiva de los jugadores.