The possibility that the Chilean national FIFA Coins or national clubs could be barred from participating in international tournaments took root in La Moneda.

　　The government reported yesterday that sent in the coming days a ban on digital television law recently passed in Congress. The document may include the amendment of Article 17 of the digital TV standard, which states that all parties of the Chilean football should be transmitted by open signal channels. The text generated controversy with FIFA and CONMEBOL.

　　"President Piñera is preparing a veto. All materials that have been debated, including Article 17, are being studied to see if they are included in the ban,"said Interior Minister Andrés Chadwick.

　　Authority 's reaction came a day after The Third had issued the letter sent by the South American Football Confederation on 25 October, 10 days after the adoption of digital TV bill in Congress, the Chilean Football Federation, warning of sanctions to the selection and local teams.

　　In the letter, CONMEBOL article states that the Chilean digital law violates the rules of the organization, which owns"primordial rights of all parties and powers without any restrictions".

　　Previously, Fifa, by another letter to NPPA, made ​​clear how important it is to finance the activities of the organization the commercial exploitation of their broadcasting rights of football matches.

　　Complaints football regulators surprised the Chilean authorities for processing the digital TV law was extended for five years and since 2011 it was included in the debate the obligation to open channels to transmit matches national team.

　　"Indeed, the Senate approved the rule that if you want to stream the matches of the cable channels, so must the channels free to air. It was a rather intense discussion, but it did not see very active NPPA leaders", said Minister of Transport and Telecommunications, Pedro Pablo Errazuriz.

　　The Secretary of State, although generally praised the law passed by Congress, thanks to cross political agreement, acknowledged that there are some Articles that are not like the government and would be subject to presidential veto. The government expects to meet the Constitutional Court's ruling on the injunction filed in late October by 36 deputies, to define the content of the veto. This week, the TC start hearing relating to the appeal against the law of digital TV.

　　"The discussion about law - ta is right now in the TC, the government has to wait for that instance FUT Coins to determine what steps we will take as a government,"said Minister Errazuriz.