The case of Luis Rubiales has exploded in a way never seen before. The consequences of the kiss that the president of the Royal Spanish Football Federation gave Jenni Hermoso at the women's World Cup trophy ceremony has sparked a wave of demands. Something that was increased with the manager's speech denying that there was no consent in it.
After this, the player stated in a statement that she felt "vulnerable and victim of aggression." For this reason, Ángeles Béjar, Rubiales' mother, locked herself in the Divina Pastora church in Motril to carry out a hunger strike "until Jenni tells the truth." Now, the president is taking refuge in a house near the town waiting for the TAD's decision this Friday on his future in the RFEF.
Rubiales is awaiting the resolution by the Sports Administrative Court (TAD), which will also condition the actions that the Higher Sports Council (CSD) will take. For this, he has decided to move to the Monte de los Almendros urbanization, as reported in The Summer Program.
A location located 20 minutes by car from Motril, where the director's mother decided to lock herself in a parish, and very close to Salobreña. "On Friday, a villa was prepared for the arrival of Luis Rubiales," journalist Cristina Cañedo announced.
Despite having a property in the urbanization, Luis Rubiales would have decided to move to a close friend's house to avoid being seen. "He has friends here, businessmen from the area, who have other villas. One of those friends was the same one who left him the car with which Luis Rubiales went to look for his mother at the Hospital," the reporter continued.
Although they have tried to find their exact whereabouts, the area has 380 villas, which complicate the search. "The neighbors have assured that he is here, but no one has wanted to give his specific whereabouts so as not to reveal the location of one of his neighbors," they have assured from the program.
In this same area, the controversial party that Juan Rubiales, the manager's uncle and former chief of his Cabinet, was talking about, would have been held, according to the program. "When I saw the girls, who were 18, 19, 20-year-old girls, I locked myself in the room," Juan confessed in El Confidencial.
And although he is trying to go unnoticed and not be seen, Rubiales did not hesitate to take a picture with the health workers who treated his mother when she had to be transferred after spending 50 hours on a hunger strike. An image that was made on Thursday morning and that did not take long to reach the press.
