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MADRID — Spain's anti-violence commission has proposed fines of $64,290 and two-year bans from stadiums for each of the four men accused of hanging an effigy of Real Madrid player Vinícius Júnior by the neck off a bridge in Madrid in January. The commission has also proposed fines of $5,360 and one-year bans from stadiums for each of the three Valencia fans accused of racially insulting Vinícius during a Spanish league match on May 21. The punishment is expected to be imposed by local authorities. Spanish club Valencia had already banned the three fans for life from its stadium.
