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MESSAGE OF THE BARÇA IN THE NETWORKS

The Barça and Neymar support the tragedy of the Chapecoense

Published:29/11/2016 - 12:45h

Updated:29/11/2016 - 12:53h

The FC Barcelona has published a communiqué in which it has expressed his condolence to the families of the victims of the Chapecoense, whereas Neymar Jr has followed suit with a felt message through the social networks

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After knowing the news of the tragic aerial accident of the Chapecoense in Colombia, the main clubs and institutions related with the world of the football around the globe have wanted to offer all his support to the Brazilian club, and even more after the balance of 76 dead persons and so only 5 survivors according to the last informations that arrive from Medellín.

The FC Barcelona has published in the last hours a message in his official accounts to show all his support and solidarity with the familiar, friends and beings more gathered of the victims of the Chapecoense.

Of this way, the Barcelona club has joined to other Spanish clubs like the Villarreal CF, that before the culés already had had a memory for the aerial tragedy suffered by the Brazilian team.

On the other hand, Neymar Jr, star of the FC Barcelona, also has written a sincere and felt message through his account of "Instagram", that says like this: "Impossible give credit to this tragedy, impossible give credit to the occurred, impossible give credit to that the aeroplane fell, impossible give credit to that sportsmen, human beings were in this aeroplane, impossible give credit to that these people will leave to his families... It is impossible to assimilate! All the world cries, but God gladdens to receive champions. My feelings to all the familiar and friends. It forces Chape!".

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