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Peru faces political crisis on the eve of the Libertadores final between Flamengo and Palmeiras

Amid uncertainties about the realization of Palmeiras vs. Flamengo for the final of the Libertadores in Lima, Peru, due to the significant political crisis in the country, Alejandro Domínguez met with the Peruvian president José Jerí. During the meeting, they discussed the final details of the match.

The Peruvian government guaranteed security for the decisive game and assured Conmebol of tranquility. Additionally, it reinforced measures to ensure the final occurs without unforeseen events.

WAS THERE CONSIDERATION TO CHANGE THE VENUE OF THE LIBERTADORES FINAL?

Since Conmebol confirmed the Libertadores final in Lima, the organization closely monitored the political crisis in Peru. During this period, Congress removed President Dina Boluarte due to serious corruption charges, and José Jerí assumed the presidency temporarily.

Amid the controversies, rumors began circulating that Conmebol might change the final's venue, while Brasília offered to host the decision. However, the organization vehemently denied any intention to alter the stadium.

WHEN DO FLAMENGO AND PALMEIRAS FACE EACH OTHER?

Flamengo and Palmeiras will face each other on November 29 (Saturday) at 6 PM (Brasília time), competing for the Copa Libertadores da América title. The match will take place at the Estadio Monumental U, in Lima (PER). Therefore, the winner will become the first Brazilian team to win four titles in the competition.

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