forced apologyAfter almost a day of flying from the other side of the world, Luis Rubiales and his team decided to record a video apologizing. Some excuses that few know and seem forced. The Acting President of the Government himself,
Pedro Sánchezso said: “They are not enough.”
11:46That reaction which, far from apologizing, dismissed others as “fools”, ended up setting the environment on fire. Politicians and relevant figures began to criticize what happened. Acting Vice President of the Government,
Yolanda Diazor the Acting Minister for Equality,
Irene Monterois among the strongest against the RFEF president, accusing him of doing a
macho act and demanding his resignation.
reactionsThe media and social networks immediately began to talk about the matter and it came to eclipse the victory in the World Cup. Nothing else was discussed. Initially, in some highly controversial statements in Cope,
Luis Rubiales downplayed what happened and said it was unnecessary
“listen to fools”.
BackgroundThere aren’t many people who don’t know where this whole thing came from, but just in case, let’s remember the source: just five days ago, on August 20, the Spanish women’s soccer team was proclaimed world champion after defeating England. of 1 to 0. At the celebration, at the presentation of the medals,
Luis Rubiales is euphoric; that’s why he suddenly kissed
Jenni is beautiful on the lips.
The gatheringThe Assembly is scheduled to start at around 12:00 am and you can view the agenda for it at this link. There is no point that specifically deals with the issue of
rubialesso it is expected to come up in the question and answer session.
Case of RubialesGood morning to all Mundo Deportivo readers! In this live, we will tell you everything that is happening in the
Extraordinary Assembly of RFEF which will be held in Madrid and the main point of interest is possible
resignation of President Luis Rubiales.
Source: La Verdad
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