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Grupo Sencia responded to Juan David Quintero regarding the complaint related to BTS money for the recovery of the grass at El Campín stadium.

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On Saturday, October 17, Grupo Sencia, the consortium managing the Nemesio Camacho El Campín stadium, publicly responded to allegations made by city councilman Juan David Quintero. The dispute centers on financial resources allegedly linked to K-pop group BTS and their intended use for the recovery and maintenance of the stadium's turf following musical events.

The controversy highlights ongoing scrutiny regarding the state of El Campín's pitch and the allocation of funds connected to high-profile international concerts hosted at the venue. Grupo Sencia's official response addresses the criticisms raised by the local legislator concerning transparency and the management of these resources.

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