The case of Luis Rubiales continues to generate all kinds of comments both on social networks and in the different media. On August 20, the Spanish Women's Soccer Team managed to win the World Cup held in Australia and New Zealand.
But the spectacular triumph was marred by the kiss without consent of the president of the Spanish Football Federation, Luis Rubiales, to the player Jennifer Hermoso during the medal ceremony. Since then, numerous famous faces have positioned themselves on the subject in different media.
The last to speak about the controversial case has been Frank Cuesta. The well-known presenter of the Frank de la Jungla program wanted to give his opinion on the subject, positioning himself next to the president of the RFEF and downplaying the kiss without consent.
''Understand what a moment of euphoria is, a moment of camaraderie, a moment of madness, joy and happiness. And what a kiss like that means with a girl, who is in the most important moment of her sporting life. All that happiness turns into a spike, a fucking spike and that has fucked up all of Spanish football,'' the presenter assured. '' ''This spike, which can take you to court, has no connotation of abuse, it is absurd, "he added.
But the presenter did not stop there and lashed out at Carlota Corredera for her recent statements on her social networks. The former presenter of Sálvame wanted to express her opinion on her Twitter profile about the Rubiales case and all the commotion that had been caused by the hunger strike of the mother of the still president. "Rubiales, stop using the women in your family to whitewash your embarrassing performances, what a shame," declared the presenter.
Given these words, Frank Cuesta wanted to respond forcefully to the presenter on his YouTube channel. "Do you remember Carlota Corredera when in your program you played stolen kisses on television and you gave each other 'pecks' without permission? That is the hypocrisy of feminism," he declared.
"We had a women's soccer team, which is no longer women's, it's a feminist soccer team," she said. "They don't realize it, but they are no longer going to go down in history as the team that won the World Cup, nor will God know what their names are, because what prevails is Jennifer and Rubiales," Cuesta commented.
