After the criticism that the Bucaramanga councilor, Tito Rangel, received for having requested free tickets for the match that Atlético Bucaramanga played against Independiente Santa Fe, on June 8 at the Alfonso López stadium, he reappeared on his social networks with a video in which, amidst jokes, He acknowledged that he “messed up” by asking for complimentary tickets to the football match.
“Eight days have passed since the mistake there in the plenary session of the Council asking for the famous courtesies for the Bucaramanga party
that they put me in all the newspapers, or rather, in everything, and my mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother also took me out. Even my great-great-grandmother was taken away from me and one or another threat or several threats,” said Councilman Rangel.
At the same time, he declared himself a loyal fan of Atlético Bucaramanga.
“The most important thing, despite everything, was the inner peace of what, despite having made the silly or silly request in the midst of effusiveness and passion for football, because I love football, and knowing that there were no tickets, the platform did not work there, I would have to buy resold like I have done many times in the stadium I knew that everything I said did not represent me these years in politics,” he said.
and he joked about the situation because, in the message that accompanies the video, he even says: PS: If anyone knows where to get courtesy tickets in Bogotá, please let me know! lI need this urgently” accompanied by a laughing emoji.
These were some of the messages they wrote to him criticizing the Bucaramanga councilor Tito Rangel when in plenary he asked the president of the Council request courtesy tickets for him and his colleagues from the Santander Sports Institute.
“He failed to say that Atlético Bucaramanga is a finalist thanks to them, the stingy himself does not have the money to buy a ticket“, he wrote on his X account @J_JULIAN9
@CesarMantillaCa wrote: “they earn millions they can pay bills, courtesy to those who cannot pay.”
“Firstly, it seems absurd to me that they are complimentary, secondly they have a way of buying tickets, “This request from a place where public policy is made, is like going to a restaurant and asking for free food,” said @Jairoruizdev.
“Stingy, buy the ticket, or are they paying you in lentils?”said @LeoDuarteM
