Fear of Legal Ramifications Keeps Migrants Away from Bolivian Stadiums: Ex-Soccer Star's Insight Bolivia is experiencing low attendance at its soccer stadiums, and a recent interview with former soccer star Marco Etcheverry sheds light on a surprising factor: fear among migrant communities. Etcheverry, a well-known figure in Bolivian and US soccer, points to the fear of legal repercussions or immigration issues as a primary reason migrants avoid large public gatherings, including sporting events. "The migrant community is going through a difficult time," Etcheverry stated, highlighting the anxieties many face. This fear, he explains, is impacting the atmosphere and attendance at games, turning what should be a festive occasion into a less vibrant experience. The issue underscores the complex challenges faced by migrants in Bolivia and the ripple effects on various aspects of society, including sports. Etcheverry's comments provide a human perspective on this often-overlooked aspect of immigration.
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