Overview
- The club held a closed-door meeting Thursday with parents and the Santa Fe child-advocacy office and maintained the suspension of the 2013 youth category.
- Rosario Central said it activated its protection protocol after an anonymous report to the 112 hotline alleged abuse, assaults, intimidation and the taking of intimate images among 12–13-year-olds.
- The provincial Ministerio Público de la Acusación said no formal complaint has reached Fiscalía, so the case remains in administrative and protective review.
- Reports describe a recent confrontation between families that drew police and say some minors left the team because they felt unsafe.
- Training for other youth groups and the first team continued at the club’s complex, reflecting that early-stage cases in Argentina often proceed through child-protection channels before any court action.