The Spanish women's soccer team has achieved a historic achievement by having won the World Cup for the first time. This victory should have represented a moment of great joy and unity for the country, but unfortunately, it has been overshadowed by disrespectful behavior on the part of the then president of the RFEF, Luis Rubiales.
The leader, who has refused to resign, has been suspended due to his inappropriate behavior when he kissed Jenni Hermoso, one of the team's stars, without consent. According to him, it was with consent, but she claims otherwise and has reported this incident.
In a performance that aims to take this controversial episode with humor, a group of friends from the Asturian town of Puerto de Vega have decided to dress up as the members of the women's team. Furthermore, one of them has dressed up as Rubiales, mockingly recreating the incident that has caused so much outrage in society.
During the parade, the individual who plays Rubiales has been seen performing quite inappropriate acts, including touching those who play the players, while touching his genitals. This performance, which for some could be considered a joke, has played a leading role during the festivities, interacting with the neighbors and becoming one of the main animators of this parade.
Although it is possible that the group of friends intended to present the situation in a more casual tone, many users of social networks have not understood that, with all that has been discussed and debated, such a topic is trivialized.
In this sense, it is important to keep in mind that these types of acts, even in a humorous representation, can contribute to perpetuating the normalization of disrespectful and non-consensual behavior.
