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    Atlas and FC Juárez fans embrace enhanced security after brawl. 'We feel safer.'

    by Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times Mar 13, 2022 4 minutes
    Supporters of Atlas fight with supporters of Queretaro during the Mexican Clausura tournament football match between Queretaro and Atlas at Corregidora stadium in Queretaro, Mexico on March 5, 2022.

    Mexico's domestic soccer league returned to the field for the first time since last week's bloody brawl in Querétaro, and in Juárez they marked the occasion by releasing a dozen white doves just before kickoff — only to have one of the birds land near midfield and refuse to move, delaying the game with Atlas, the reigning Mexican champion, for several minutes.

    Clearly, erasing the memories of the violence that injured 26 fans, left three hospitalized in critical condition and raised questions about unconfirmed deaths is going to take more time than it appeared.

    Friday's game in Juárez was one of three played on Liga MX's first night back from a

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