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schema:articleBody	Copa America 2021 will proceed as scheduled, South American football's governing body CONMEBOL said after rejecting a request Thursday from Colombia, one of two host countries, to postpone the event. The games that were to be played in Colombia in the June 13-July 10 tournament will instead be moved to Argentina, CONMEBOL said, saying that it was "impossible" to move the event to November as authorities in Bogota requested. The federation statement cited "reasons relating to the international calendar and logistics of the tournament." Colombia is in the midst of a wave of social unrest that has resulted in 42 deaths. Covid-19 cases have also shot up in the last weeks. Large and sometimes violent anti-government demos have been taking place in Bogota, Medellin and Cali -- cities where Copa America games were set to be played. In Argentina, President Alberto Fernandez said earlier that his country would be ready to fully host the games if Colombia backs down. But Argentina is dealing with the worst phase yet of the Covid-19 pandemic -- and late Thursday Fernandez announced that Argentina will go into total lockdown for nine days to control the spread of the virus. The Copa America tournament, like the European Championship, was due to take place last year but was postponed by 12 months due to the coronavirus pandemic. Two guest nations, Australia and Qatar, pulled out of the tournament in February due to a clash with World Cup qualifying dates. bur-ol/ch/dw
schema:headline	No postponement for Copa America, federation says after Colombia withdraws
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