When this Monday the judge Anthony Kelly invalidated the order to cancel Novak Djokovic’s visa, everything seemed to indicate that the number one in the world could play the Australian Open, which will begin on January 17.
Although the magistrate considered that there was no time to prove the validity of the medical exemption that had been granted to Djokovic, the Australian immigration ministry, led by Alex Hawke, refers that there were irregularities in the statements of entry to the country.
Djokovic had said that he had not traveled in the 14 days prior to his trip to Australia, that is, between December 23 and January 6 (arrival date). However, there is evidence that on December 25 he was in Belgrade, and on December 31 in the Spanish city of Marbella, so he did travel.
Likewise, the newspaper El País reflects that, According to the transcript of the conversation between the athlete and the police officers who detained him at the Tullamarine airport, in Melbourne, he let them know that his travel statement was completed by someone from the Australian tennis federation, in addition to incurring several contradictions when not making clear who authorized their entry into the country with a medical exemption as they were not vaccinated and did not comply with quarantine, whether it was Tennis Australia, the State of Victoria or the central government.
At the moment , the Serbian has been able to train at the Rod Laver Arena and remains awaiting the final decision, which should not happen today, by Minister Hawke, who stressed the power granted by his position to revoke the visa of the nine times winner of the Australian Open, and consequently nce your deportation.
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