The case of Luis Rubiales continues to be one of the focuses of maximum interest today. After refusing to resign last Friday at a press conference, FIFA decided to temporarily suspend Rubiales from his position as president of the Royal Football Federation and prohibited all communication with the Madrid player.
This new setback for the president of the RFEF has not prevented him from continuing to work in his defense. For this reason, this past Tuesday a new video was leaked in which the world champions are seen, and among them Jennifer Hermoso, joking about the kiss without the consent of the leader to the player of the Spanish team in the delivery of medals.
The issue of the new leaked video has been addressed in different media, such as in the summer program Yas Verano, where its collaborators have led an arduous debate. The Antena 3 show presented by Rebeca Haro has had Gonzalo Miró, the Atresmedia sports journalist Rocío Martínez, the journalists Eduardo García and Antonio Naranjo and Isabel Fuentes, a member of the first women's team in the 1970s, as speakers. "It is unfortunate that Luis Rubiales is the highest representative of Spanish soccer," asserted the sports commentator.
Regarding the video leaked to FIFA by Luis Rubiales' entourage, Gonzalo Miró has been very blunt in this regard. ''The video does not change anything, I am clear that it is part of the tactic of continuing to muddy the pitch, which is what Rubiales wants to do. The only beneficiary of this is Rubiales, who in this case is the aggressor '' ', he confessed.
''This video tries to poison the image of Jennifer, a woman who feels attacked and who has every right in the world to say how, when and where she wants to denounce and what she has to do. For me this video, I'm with Gonzalo, absolutely nothing changes'', declared the journalist Eduardo García.
''There are some images that have traveled the entire world that are those of Rubiales' kiss to Jennifer Hermoso and Jennifer Hermoso's first statements, without having spoken to anyone, nor being coerced, without this having been politicized, she says that '' 'She didn't like it and she says to her colleagues ''but what do you want me to do? Between the image and those two sentences I don't need to listen to more people'', assured Miró. ''In the rest of the world there are not so many doubts,'' she added.
"This behavior cannot occur in any sphere," assured Rocío Martínez. "It doesn't mean that despite being happy at that moment, when you come clean you say this is not right, I didn't like it and you have to denounce it," said Gonzalo Miró.
